COVID-19 共病的流行病学特异性

E. N. Kabaeva, M. A. Yakushin, A. V. Vorobeva
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大量观察结果证明,COVID-19 对并发症的形成有影响;然而,对这种关系的模式和流行病学后果的研究还不够充分。合并两种或两种以上心血管系统疾病是冠状病毒感染脑卒中患者在急性期和住院后出现不良后果的预测因素。感染 COVID-19 的缺血性中风患者发生严重冠状病毒感染后综合征的风险增加。强制隔离对疾病结果的负面影响促使作者寻找新的组织解决方案,并开发适当的技术,以优化对那些别无选择只能遵守隔离规则的人的医疗和社会护理。这些患者中存在的强制性自我隔离、焦虑抑郁障碍和频繁的负面结果,要求采取新的组织决策,并开发旨在优化医疗和社会护理的有效技术。作者对 COVID-19 并发缺血性脑卒中患者感染后并发症进行了分析。作者进行了一项综合回顾性研究。提出了改善并发 COVID-19 的中风患者医疗护理的措施。
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Epidemiological Specificity оf COVID-19 Comorbidity
Numerous observations have proven the influence of COVID-19 on the formation of comorbid pathology; however, the patterns of this relationship and the epidemiological consequences have not been sufficiently studied. Combination of two or more diseases of the cardiovascular system is a predictor of adverse outcomes in stroke patients with coronavirus infection, both in the acute period and after hospitalization. Ischemic stroke in patients with COVID-19 is associated with an increased risk of severe post-covid syndrome. The negative impact of the obligatory lockdown on disease outcomes has encouraged the authors to search for new organizational solutions as well as to elaborate appropriate technologies aimed at optimizing medical and social care for people who had no choice but to follow lockdown rules. Obligatory self-isolation, anxiety-depressive disorders, and frequent negative outcomes among these patients require the adoption of new organizational decisions and the development of effective technologies aimed at optimizing medical and social care. The authors conducted an analytical analysis of post-infectious complications in patients with ischemic stroke complicated by COVID-19. The authors conducted a combined retrospective study. Measures for improvement of medical care in stroke patients with concurrent COVID-19 were presented.
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