A study of mycoplasma infection in 312 cases of children's community acquired pneumonia
Wenbo Lu
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Wenbo Lu
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Objective:To investigate the mycoplasma infection in 312 cases of children's community acquired pneumonia(CAP),to provide the clinical therapy experience.Methods:312 cases of children's community acquired pneumonia(CAP) were divided into four groups,the MP-IgM were detected,which infection rate were compared by different age and seasons.Results:The overall positive rate of mycoplasma IgM in 312 cases was 19.9%.The ratios of mycoplasma infection among the four groups were respectively 5.9%,14.8%,49.2% and 56.1%,showing significant differences between school-age and school-age prophase.Conclusion:The mycoplasma infection is closely related to school-age but season.
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Objective:To investigate the mycoplasma infection in 312 cases of children's community acquired pneumonia(CAP),to provide the clinical therapy experience.Methods:312 cases of children's community acquired pneumonia(CAP) were divided into four groups,the MP-IgM were detected,which infection rate were compared by different age and seasons.Results:The overall positive rate of mycoplasma IgM in 312 cases was 19.9%.The ratios of mycoplasma infection among the four groups were respectively 5.9%,14.8%,49.2% and 56.1%,showing significant differences between school-age and school-age prophase.Conclusion:The mycoplasma infection is closely related to school-age but season.
Key concepts: Mycoplasma pneumonia, Mycoplasma pneumoniae, Community-acquired pneumonia, Mycoplasma, Pneumonia, Medicine, Age groups, Pediatrics