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Respiratory System ; Respiratory Tract Infections

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Respiratory System* ; Respiratory Tract Infections*

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Respiratory System* ; Ventilators, Mechanical*

910 cases of foreign body in the airway were seen of which 76.37% at the age of 1-3 years. Most of foreign body is plant nature (86%) and only 11% animal. 21% of cases is laryngeal foreign body and 66% the foreign body stick at the brocheal level. The clinical fingdings and treatment are also discussed.
Respiratory System ; Foreign Bodies

The study involved 13 patients with respiratory tract burn (RTB) at National Institute of Burn during 1999. All patients were men, aged 15-65 years. The most common cause of RTB is fire burning. The time of exposure to burn-caused agents is long. Area under common and deep burn is large. Burn lesions occur on neck-face-head region and anterior trunk of body. The patients often suffer from face and neck edema and fired hair. Respiratory distress is a common manifestation. RTB has tended to progress seriously with high mortality. Tracheotomy is needed for intensive care. The patients should be monitored closely and given proper indications.
Respiratory System ; Burns

Here we reported a case of 27-year-old man who had to hospitalize due to severe cough. Chest radiological imaging revealed multiple foreign bodies in the airway: two in the intermediate bronchus, two in the right subsegmental bronchi and one in the left main stem bronchus. Under general anesthesia with intravenous propofol, the fibre-optic bronchoscope (Olympus FB-P30) was used to remove all these foreign bodies
Respiratory System ; Foreign bodies

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Humans ; Respiratory System* ; Respiratory Tract Infections*

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Respiratory System* ; Respiratory Tract Infections* ; Roxithromycin*

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Diagnosis ; Respiratory System* ; Respiratory Tract Infections*

An enquiry was conducted in Thua Thien Hue provinces on 400 children of under 5 years old, their 159 subjects were diagnosed as acute pulmonary infection according to WHO criteria. In comparing with other diseases and conditions in the same studied time, the incidence of acute pulmonary infection 39.75%, surpassing other condition 47.50% of cases reach the frequency of 4-6 periods each year, 36.39% < 3 periods, 16.11 > 6 periods each year. Risk factors for this diseases are neonatal body weight, premature delivery, exposure to smoke, malnutrition, early weaning
Respiratory Tract Infections ; Respiratory System ; Child