소아중환자실 호흡기질환 입실 환자의 재입실 위험 요소
Readmission risk factors for children admitted to pediatric intensive care unit with respiratory tract disease
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Purpose: Children admitted to pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) with respiratory tract disease, often have a tendency to be readmitted to PICU with disease progression. We studied the risk factors for readmission to PICU, with respiratory disease progression. Methods: Among 286 children admitted to Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital PICU from April 2009 to March 2012, 129 children admitted with respiratory tract disease were enrolled. We grouped the children readmitted to PICU with respiratory tract disease progression within 2 weeks (readmission group), and the others (control group). We compared basic and respiratory tract disease characteristics at initial PICU admission between them, by retrospective chart review. Results: Among 129 children, 8 were included in the readmission group, and 121 in the control group. Mortality and underlying disease incidence were higher in the readmission group (P=0.003 and P=0.033, respectively). The readmission group showed higher parenchymal lung disease incidence, and lower initial saturation by pulse oxymeter (SpO₂)/fraction of inspiratory oxygen (FiO₂), despite underlying disease influence (P=0.035 and P=0.041, respectively). Logistic regression on the underlying disease and respiratory variables showed no single factor with a significantly independent influence on readmission, but parenchymal lung disease had more independent influence. Conclusion: For PICU readmission with respiratory tract disease progression, parenchymal lung disease and lower initial SpO₂/FiO₂ can be a risk factor despite underlying disease influence. Underlying disease and each respiratory characteristic were not significantly independent risk factors, suggesting a correlation of factors. But, parenchymal lung disease can be a more independent risk factor.
Abstract
Purpose: Children admitted to pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) with respiratory tract disease, often have a tendency to be readmitted to PICU with disease progression. We studied the risk factors for readmission to PICU, with respiratory disease progression. Methods: Among 286 children admitted to Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital PICU from April 2009 to March 2012, 129 children admitted with respiratory tract disease were enrolled. We grouped the children readmitted to PICU with respiratory tract disease progression within 2 weeks (readmission group), and the others (control group). We compared basic and respiratory tract disease characteristics at initial PICU admission between them, by retrospective chart review. Results: Among 129 children, 8 were included in the readmission group, and 121 in the control group. Mortality and underlying disease incidence were higher in the readmission group (P=0.003 and P=0.033, respectively). The readmission group showed higher parenchymal lung disease incidence, and lower initial saturation by pulse oxymeter (SpO₂)/fraction of inspiratory oxygen (FiO₂), despite underlying disease influence (P=0.035 and P=0.041, respectively). Logistic regression on the underlying disease and respiratory variables showed no single factor with a significantly independent influence on readmission, but parenchymal lung disease had more independent influence. Conclusion: For PICU readmission with respiratory tract disease progression, parenchymal lung disease and lower initial SpO₂/FiO₂ can be a risk factor despite underlying disease influence. Underlying disease and each respiratory characteristic were not significantly independent risk factors, suggesting a correlation of factors. But, parenchymal lung disease can be a more independent risk factor.
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