A B Volnukhin, T E Morozova, N I Zhernakova, T E Pomytkina, A A Stremoukhov, O O Sharkhun, N V Agranovich, E O Samokhina, T V Zaugolnikova, A G Reze, Yu A Khoroshilova
[The rise of attractiveness of specialty "General Practice" for graduates of medical universities]
Problemy sotsial'noi gigieny, zdravookhraneniia i istorii meditsiny
many human immunodeficiency virus hivinfected pediatric patients develop otolaryngologic disease aimed characterize otolaryngologic manifestations type demographic variation model temporal trends retrospective cohort review retrospective review utilizing kids inpatient database kid conducted international classification diseases ninth revision clinical modification codes hiv otolaryngologic diagnoses used query data triennially published kid files 1997 2012 subset analysis infectious versus noninfectious admitting otolaryngologic diagnoses conducted total 11150 cases met inclusion criteria cases 218 admitted otolaryngologic manifestations 180 presenting infectious symptomatology 48 noninfectious disease 10 average patients presenting infectious disease younger 817 years vs 965 years p 001 patients south significantly likely admitted infection 548 vs 420 p 001 noninfectious predominance northeast west hivinfected children 1997 likely present infectious otolaryngologic disease 563 vs 458 p 001 however decrease prevalence infectious head neck presentations 465 199 115 67 37 19 1997 2012 gradual shift toward noninfectious manifestation notable differences 2000 2012 199 vs 252 p 017 19 vs 48 p 001 respectively otolaryngologic disease accounts nearly onefifth hospitalizations hivinfected children however rates hospitalization well otolaryngologic manifestations progressively decreased time hivinfected children nowadays likely present noninfectious rather infectious disease na laryngoscope 129e377e382 2019