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All issues > Volume 25(4); 1982

Original Article
J Korean Pediatr Soc. 1982;25(4):379-387. Published online April 30, 1982.
Statistical Studies on Pediatric Inpatients.
Jung Han Lee1, Hyun Sook Park1, Young Hee Yu1, Hyun Sook Lee1
1Department of Pediatrics, National Veterans Hospital, Seoul, Korea.
Abstract
The authors reviewed 729 Pediatric inpatients in this Hospital during 3 years period from Jan. 1978. To Dec. 1980. The results were obtained as follow: 1. The male to female ratio was 2.2:1. 2. Distrstribution of cases as follows:; Infectious and parasitic diseases 39.5%, diases of the respiratory system 23.87% and diseases of the genitourinary system 10.29%, in turn, listed respecteively in decreasing order of frequency. 3. Major leading causes of hospitalization were gastroenteritis(11.11%) and pneumonia(11.11%) of all patients, bronchitis and bronchiolitis(5.76%) and glomerulonepihritstis(5.35%) in turn, listed respectively in decreasing order of frequency. 4. The highest age group was in the 2years-6years and 6years-12years, and the patients in these age group were occupied 23.87% respectively. 5. Seasonal distribution of patients showed high incidence in fall(Sept, Oct, and Nov.). 6. The distribution of duration of hospitalization as follow: Over 8days 26.75%, in 3days 16.87%, and 24 hours-48 hours 13.58% in order of frequency. 7. The mortality rate was 4.12%. Majou leading causes of deaths were pueumonia, sepsis and drug intoxicationin order of frequency.

Keywords :Statistical Studies;Pediatric Inpatients

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