International Journal of Medical Investigation
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Int J Med Invest 2021, 10(2): 129-134 |
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Ghaffari S, Sahyestehazar M, Razavipour M, Karimi Nasab M H, Talebi S, Amjadi S, et al . Prevalence Characteristics and Early Prognosis of Covid-19 Infection in Traumatic Patients Undergoing Surgeries: A Cross Sectional Study. Int J Med Invest 2021; 10 (2) :129-134
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Salman Ghaffari 
, Masoud Sahyestehazar * 
, Mehran Razavipour , Mohammad Hosein Karimi Nasab , Shahin Talebi , Shayan Amjadi , Abolfazl Ghadiri , Soroosh Fateh
, Masoud Sahyestehazar * , Mehran Razavipour , Mohammad Hosein Karimi Nasab , Shahin Talebi , Shayan Amjadi , Abolfazl Ghadiri , Soroosh Fateh
Associated Professor of orthopedic surgery, Orthopedic research center, Mazandaran university of medical science, Sari, Iran
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Introduction: In trauma patients, stress from fractures and surgical treatment can cause inflammatory and oxidative stress responses and reduces the immune response. We aimed to determine the prevalence and complications of the COVID-19 disease among hospitalized orthopedic traumatic patients which underwent surgery.
Methods: In a retrospective study all patients admitted to Imam Khomeini Hospital of Sari from February 20 to April 20 ,2020, whom underwent surgery were enrolled.
Results: The data from 101 patient was collected. 29 patients had covid-19. seven patients got COVID-19 during hospitalization and 20 patients were infected after surgery. length of hospitalization and complications was significantly higher in patients with COVID-19. patients with novel corona virus had more chronic non-communicable disease(P=0.01) and orthopedic surgery showed more side effects in these patients(P=0.009).
Conclusion: The present study documented those patients with fracture especially with underlying health conditions are in greater risk of CIVID-19 disease and surgery comes with more adverse effects.
Methods: In a retrospective study all patients admitted to Imam Khomeini Hospital of Sari from February 20 to April 20 ,2020, whom underwent surgery were enrolled.
Results: The data from 101 patient was collected. 29 patients had covid-19. seven patients got COVID-19 during hospitalization and 20 patients were infected after surgery. length of hospitalization and complications was significantly higher in patients with COVID-19. patients with novel corona virus had more chronic non-communicable disease(P=0.01) and orthopedic surgery showed more side effects in these patients(P=0.009).
Conclusion: The present study documented those patients with fracture especially with underlying health conditions are in greater risk of CIVID-19 disease and surgery comes with more adverse effects.
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