Soultana Macridis, Enrique Garcia Bengoechea, Alex M McComber, Judi Jacobs, Ann C Macaulay
Active transportation to support diabetes prevention: Expanding school health promotion programming in an Indigenous community
Evaluation and program planning
study chest ct profile sarscov2 pneumonia patients city ouagadougou descriptive crosssectional study retrospective collection 1017 patients sexes included patients aged 15 performed chest ct scan without injection contrast product suspected positive covid 19 variables analyzed history nature examination sociodemographic clinical ct data including description tomodensitometric lesions characteristics extent parenchymal lesions according visual estimate french thoracic imaging society complications lesions chest ct scan corads classification parameters age sex one hand clinical ct findings subjected statistical analysis mean age patients 5695 years predominantly male 147 dyspnea frequent symptomatology 4626 n 506 diabetes common comorbidity 2937 n 94 frosted glass opacity accounted 9095 elementary lesions predominantly plaque 4435 n 451 bilateral 8279 peripheral subpleural 8151 lower lobes affected posterobasal involvement predominant greater involvement right lung extent severe 2842 n 289 thirtynine point twentythree 3923 399 cases presented complications dominated pleural effusion 5639 n 225 pulmonary embolism 3408 n 136 lesions classified corads type 815 ct reports corads 5 type lesions found 47 patients five hundred ninetytwo 592 pcrs patients undetermined 5821 pcr positive 342 cases 3363 bi multivariate analysis noted statistically significant link age extent lesions extent lesions clinical context extent lesions comorbidities diabetes hypertension renal failure also link pcr result basic lesions ground glass crazy paving occurrence pulmonary embolism presence hypertension scanographic profile corresponded described literature frosted glass common elementary lesion impairment severe critical patients 65 comorbidity ct angiography requested front signs dyspnea desaturation conclusion study ct specificities precision onset symptoms notion vaccination would complement results