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  • ENTEROCOLITA ULCERO-NECROTICA: DATE CLINICE SI POSIBILITATI DE TRATAMENT - 16/07/2015
  • NEONATAL NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS: CLINICAL DATA AND TREATMENT POSSIBILITIES - 16/07/2015

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ENTEROCOLITA ULCERO-NECROTICA: DATE CLINICE SI POSIBILITATI DE TRATAMENT

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Revista Romana de PEDIATRIE | Volumul LXIII, Nr. 4, An 2014
ISSN 1454-0398  |  e-ISSN 2069-6175
ISSN-L 1454-0398
DOI: 10.37897/RJP

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ENTEROCOLITA ULCERO-NECROTICA: DATE CLINICE SI POSIBILITATI DE TRATAMENT

Elena Hanganu, Maria Stamatin, S.G. Aprodu, Mihaela Moscalu and Simona Gavrilescu

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Obiective. Identificarea corelaţiilor între evoluţia clinică a nou-născuţilor cu enterocolita ulceronecrotică (EUN) şi stadiul de boală, factorii de risc asociaţi, respectiv tipul de tratament utilizat.

Material şi metodă. S-a realizat un studiu retrospectiv pe o perioadă de 6 ani pe baza cazuisticii Centrului Regional de Terapie Intensivă Neonatală „Cuza Voda“ şi s-au identificat 205 cazuri de enterocolită ulceronecrotică dintr-un total de 6.183 de nou-născuţi îngrijiţi aici. Bolnavii au fost împărţiţi în loturi de studiu în funcţie de vârsta de gestaţie (VG), respectiv greutatea la naştere (GN). Protocolul de analiză s-a realizat pe baza unei fişe de lucru care a cuprins datele epidemiologice ale pacienţilor, factorii de risc, tipul alimentaţiei, vârstă în momentul diagnosticului, stadiul de boală conform clasificării Bell, modalitatea de tratament (medical, chirurgical sau mixt), complicaţiile înregistrate şi evoluţia pacienţilor. Prelucrarea statistică a datelor s-a făcut utilizând programul SPSS Statistics 20.

Rezultate. Enterocolita ulceronecrotică a avut o frecvenţă de 3,3% în lotul studiat şi a fost diagnosticată la nounăscuţii prematuri în 75,6% dintre cazuri. VG medie în grupul de studiu a fost de 33 săptămâni. GN medie a fost de 1.896 g, cu 43% dintre cazuri în grupul cu greutate foarte mică la naştere (VLBW) şi 31,2% în grupul cu greutate mică la naştere (LBW). Incidenţa procentuală a factorilor de risc a fost următoarea în ordinea frecvenţei: persistenţa canalului arterial 19,5%, asfixia perinatală 13,7%, detresa respiratorie 100% dintre cazuri. 75,5% dintre cazuri au fost tratate şi externate din CRTIN, 16,6% dintre cazuri au fost transferate în Clinica de Chirurgie Pediatrică a Spitalului „Sf. Maria“ şi 3,9% au decedat la CRTIN. Din cele 34 de cazuri transferate, 19 cazuri au fost tratate chirurgical: 8 cazuri cu drenaj peritoneal (DP), 8 cazuri cu laparotomie primara (LAP) şi 3 cazuri cu LAP şi DP. Rata supravieţuirii în acest grup a fost 2,4%, iar pentru grupul cu tratament medical a fost 4,9%.

Concluzii. Prematuritatea se corelează statistic cu stadii avansate de enterocolită în momentul diagnosticului. Modalitatea de tratament chirurgical aleasă (drenaj peritoneal sau laparotomie) nu influenţează rezultatele, iar alimentaţia enterală precoce cu formula de lapte este cel mai important factor de risc pentru apariţia EUN, urmat de vârsta de gestaţie şi greutatea foarte mică la naştere.

Cuvinte cheie: enterocolită ulceronecrotică, nou-născut, posibilităţi de tratament

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Elena Hanganu

NEONATAL NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS: CLINICAL DATA AND TREATMENT POSSIBILITIES

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Revista Romana de PEDIATRIE | Volumul LXIII, Nr. 4, An 2014
ISSN 1454-0398  |  e-ISSN 2069-6175
ISSN-L 1454-0398
DOI: 10.37897/RJP

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DOAJ
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HIGHLIGHTS

National Awards “Science and Research”

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ICMJE- Recommendations

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Promoting Global Health

The published medical research literature is a global public good. Medical journal editors have a social responsibility to promote global health by publishing, whenever possible, research that furthers health worldwide.

NEONATAL NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS: CLINICAL DATA AND TREATMENT POSSIBILITIES

Elena Hanganu, Maria Stamatin, S.G. Aprodu, Mihaela Moscalu and Simona Gavrilescu

ABSTRACT

Objectives. The aim of this paper is to identify the correlations between the clinical evolution of the neonates with necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) and the stage of disease, associated risk factors and the type of treatment used.

Material and methods. A 6 years retrospective study was performed based on reviewing the casuistry of the Regional Centre of Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) „Cuza Voda” and 205 cases of necrotizing enterocolitis were identified from a total number of 6183 neonates admitted there. Patients were divided in to study groups based on the gestational age (GA) and birth weight (BW). The analysis protocol was realized based on a working sheet that included the epidemiological data of the patients, the risk factors, type of nutrition, age at diagnosis, stage of disease according to Bell classification, type of treatment (medical, surgical or combined), complications and the general evolution. The statistical data processing was performed in SPSS Statistics 20 program.

Results. NEC had a frequency of 3.3% is the study group and was diagnosed in premature newborns in 75.6% of cases. The mean GA for the study group was 33 weeks. The mean BW was 1896 g with 43% of the cases in very low birth weight (VLBW) group and 31.2% in low birth weight (LBW) group. The percentage incidence of the risk factors was as follows: persistence of ductusarteriossus 19.5%, perinatal asphyxia 13.7% and respiratory distress 100% of cases. 75.5% were treated and discharged from NICU, 16.6% were transferred to Pediatric Surgery Department „Sf. Maria” and 3.9% died in NICU. From the 34 cases transferred19 cases were surgically treated: 8 cases with peritoneal drainage (PD), 8 cases with primary laparotomy (LAP) and 3 cases with PD and LAP. The survival rate in this group was 2.4% and for the medically treated group was 4.9%.

Conclusions. Prematurity is statistically correlated with encountering advanced stages of enterocolitis at the time of diagnosis. The option for surgical treatment (peritoneal drainage or laparotomy) does not influence the results and early enteral feeding with formula is the most important risk factor for NEC followed by age of gestation and very low birth weight.

Keywords: necrotizing enterocolitis, newborn, treatment possibilities

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Elena Hanganu


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