発病時を基準としてみた肺結核患者の遠隔予後に就いて

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Concerning several items, which, I supposed, might be intimately related to far prognosis, I tried statistical observation of about 2,130 male patients of pulmonary tbc., who left alive from the National Chiba Sanatorium (1,285 patients) or died there (845 patients, from Dec. 1938 to the end of Dec. 1948. The results were as follows: (1) Calculating from the beginning of pulmonary tbc., 62% of the patients died for ten years. (2) Of 1,549 patients 13.9% had family anamnesis of tbc. The patients with anamnesis were not disposed particularly of pulmonary tbc. The fatality rates of the patients with anamnesis did not differ from those of the patients without anamnesis. (3) Among 1,810 patients, there were 19.2% with past anamnesis of tbc. diseases, but they were not, I think, disposed particularly of tbc. The fatality rates of the patients with past anamnesis of tbc. did not distinctly differ from those of the patients without anamnesis. (4) I investigated the correlation between the symptoms at the beginning of pulmonary tbc. and the fatality rates after falling ill. The rates were highest at the patients who became successively pulmonary tbc. after pleuritis exsudativa. (5) Considering the age of each patient at the beginning of illness, I divided 2,111 patients in 5 groups and calculated the fatality rates of each group. The rates of young patients were worse.
千葉医学会の論文
1952-06-28