Analysis of sputum smear-positive and tuberculosis detection result in Guiyang from 2005 to 2008
Tao Tongfang
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Tao Tongfang
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Objective:understood the Guiyang Pulmonary Hospital sputum smear-positive and dection rate of tuberculosis from 2005 to 2008,strengthens to tuberculosis preventing and controlling.Methods:review analysis outpatient service patient sputum smear inspection result.the sputum smear uses the carbolic acid duplicate red dyeing which does not have to heat up.Results:the positive rate of sputum smear from 2005 to 2008 is 8.65%、 9.55%、9.71%、11.41%(P0.01).the latter two year sputum smear-positive was 10.58%,signficantly higher than previous two year of positive rete of 8.81%.have statistically significant difference between two(P0.01).Conclusion:Guiyang city Tuberculosis prevalence rate has an up-ward trend,should step up prevention and control measures.
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Objective:understood the Guiyang Pulmonary Hospital sputum smear-positive and dection rate of tuberculosis from 2005 to 2008,strengthens to tuberculosis preventing and controlling.Methods:review analysis outpatient service patient sputum smear inspection result.the sputum smear uses the carbolic acid duplicate red dyeing which does not have to heat up.Results:the positive rate of sputum smear from 2005 to 2008 is 8.65%、 9.55%、9.71%、11.41%(P0.01).the latter two year sputum smear-positive was 10.58%,signficantly higher than previous two year of positive rete of 8.81%.have statistically significant difference between two(P0.01).Conclusion:Guiyang city Tuberculosis prevalence rate has an up-ward trend,should step up prevention and control measures.
Key concepts: Sputum, Medicine, Tuberculosis, Pulmonary tuberculosis, Tuberculosis control, Internal medicine, Significant difference, Surgery