Assessment of Mortality Risk Factors in Patients with Severe COVID-19 Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome | Chapter 15 | New Advances in Medicine and Medical Science Vol. 6

 The aim concerning this study was to identify risk determinants predicting humanness in patients with harsh COVID-19 complicated with ARDS. We particularly tested the friendship of these clinical outcomes accompanying the changes in PaO2/FiO2 ratio (P/F), arterial blood pH the fortification to ground glass opacities percentage (C/ GGO) the Murray lung injury score (MLIS). COVID-19 affliction caused by severe severe respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), that originated in China, has made a global outbreak that has touched more than 70 million society worldwide. . The dispassionate characteristics of COVID-19 survivors and non-survivors ARDS groups were compared clinically, workshop, and radiographically.Results indicated that the median age of non-survivors ARDS sufferers was 68.4 years traditional, which was significantly earlier than those with survivors ARDS by 9,9 years. Male and subjects with BMI>30 were more inclined die from ARDS. The prevalence of fortification (Consolidation\ground glass opacities ratio>1) in alveolus, secondary bacterial contamination, mechanical ventilation and pack beneficial dexamethasone before intubation were common among non-survivors ARDS.The principles of assessing scores (MLIS, Cons/GGO percentage, P/F ratio and SOFA) were changed otherwise. Among non-survivor group these scores were getting decaying by time, and in contrary to these with survivor all these scores were recover and to the end of the 16-th were near usual ranges. Partial pressure of oxygen to fraction of inspired oxygen (PaO2/FiO2) event of admission again was significantly lower compared to survivors ARDS inmates (p<0.05) and arterial blood gas reasoning values were considerably differ: partial pressure of colorless odorless gas (PaCO2) was markedly higher (p=0.023), PaO2 was lower (p=0.026) and acridness of the blood pH was likewise lower (p=0.02).We discovered risk factors for oblivion in ARDS patients with harsh COVID-19. The clinical effects of patients with harsh COVID-19 complicated by ARDS may be jolted by the healthcare providers' use of these verdicts.

Author(s) Details:

Alizamin Sadigov,
Terapeutic Education Clinic, Medical University, Baku City, Azerbaijan.

Malahat Sultanova,
Surgery Education Clinic, Medical University, Baku City, Azerbaijan.

Emil Gasimov,
New Hospital, Baku City, Azerbaijan.

Gunel Sadigova,
Terapeutic Education Clinic, Medical University, Baku City, Azerbaijan.

Sharaf Huseynova,
Healthcare Center of Baku, Baku City, Azerbaijan.

Cavid Pashayev,
Baku Medical Center, Baku City, Azerbaijan.

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