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Miscellaneous respiratory infections in children
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Bronchiectasis and adenovirus
I. Tapia, M. A. Pérez, G. Girardi, D. Pavón, R. Gonzalez (Santiago, Chile)
Source:
Annual Congress 2002 - Miscellaneous respiratory infections in children
Session:
Miscellaneous respiratory infections in children
Session type:
Thematic Poster Session
Number:
2105
Abstract
Bronchiectasis (BE)
are abnormal bronchial dilatations and a paediatric chronic lung disease important cause. They can be congenital or mostly secondary to other pathological entities. In developing countries as Chile, the leading cause is post-viral
pneumonia (PN)
and among these,
Adenovirus (ADV)
is the most important cause.
Aiming to assess the magnitude of this problem in our paediatric population, a descriptive retrospective study was made. Using the Hospital statistics, we selected all the patients with
BE
diagnosis confirmed by
computerized tomography (CT)
, secondary to
ADV PN
confirmed by Indirect Immunofluorescence, who were under control in our Unit between January 2001 and January 2002 (N=24). An analysis of their clinical records was made.
We found 16 males and 8 females. The
ADV PN
occurred at a mean age of 304 days.
BE
were diagnosed at a mean age of 5 years, mostly because of lack of money to perform a High Resolution
CT
earlier. According to localisation, in 13 cases they are bilateral, in 7 the lower left lobe is affected , in 3 the upper right lobe and in 1 the lower right lobe. 6 patients were
oxygendependent
during their evolution.
Spirometry (SP)
was performed in 17 patients (6 patients were excluded because of their age and 1 because of her mental status). In only one patient it was normal, 14 had different degree obstructive pattern (8 of them showed no significant changes after bronchodilator) and 2 mild restrictive pattern. No patient underwent surgery.
ADV PN
is an important cause of chronic lung disease among our children.
BE
secondary to
ADV PN
frequently are bilateral and they show obstructive spirometric pattern. No patient required surgery. We should improve our
BE
diagnosis.
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I. Tapia, M. A. Pérez, G. Girardi, D. Pavón, R. Gonzalez (Santiago, Chile). Bronchiectasis and adenovirus. Eur Respir J 2002; 20: Suppl. 38, 2105
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