Pnömokok Aşısı Olduğu Bilinen Hastalarda Covid 19 Seyri

Year 2021, , 390 - 394, 30.08.2021

Abdulkadir Kaya

https://doi.org/10.18521/ktd.884764

Abstract

Amaç: 2019 yılı sonlarında ortaya çıkan ve halen tüm dünyayı etkileyen coronavirüs pandemisi ciddi sayıda vaka ve ölümlere neden olmaktadır. Covid-19 aşılarının dünyada hızla yapılmaya başlandığı bu dönemde diğer aşılar da önemsenmektedir. Özellikle pnömokok aşısının etkileri bu dönemde merak edilmektedir. Bu çalışmada pnömokok aşısı olduğu bilinen 16 vakanın covid 19 dönemindeki verileri incelendi.
Metot: 65 yaş üstü 200 kişilik covid 19 pozitif hastanın içinden pnömokok aşısı olduğu bilinen 16 vakanın verilerine hastane sistemleri ile ulusal sağlık sisteminden yararlanılarak ulaşıldı. Bu vakalara ait kronik hastalık ile covid dönemi prognostik faktörleri frekans tabloları ile verildi. Ayrıca tüm vakalar detaylı bir tablo ile çözümlendi.
Bulgular: 16 vakanın hepsinde kronik hastalık tanısı vardı. Hastalardan dördünün durumu ölümle sonuçlandı. Vakaların çoğu PCR pozitifti (%68.75) ve yine %68.75 kişide BT Covid ile uyumluydu. Vakalardan 14 tanesi hastaneye yatırılarak tedavi edildi. 1 tanesi ayaktan takip edildi. Bir vaka ise ölü olarak acil servise getirilmişti.
Sonuç: Son derece önemli olan ve covid 19 döneminde önemi gittikçe artan pnömokok aşısının önceden yapıldığı bilinen 16 vakaya ait veriler verildi. Bu çalışmanın büyük ölçekli çalışmalara kaynak niteliğinde olacağı öngörülmektedir.

Keywords

Aşı, Pnömokok aşısı, Covid-19, Koronavirüs, Pandemi

COVID-19 Course in Patients Receiving Pneumococcal Vaccine

Abstract

Objective: The coronavirus pandemic emerged at the end of 2019 and still affects the whole world, causing severe deaths. The COVID-19 vaccine is highly anticipated, but the emphasis is also given to other vaccines. In this study, the data of 16 cases known having received a pneumococcal vaccine during the COVID-19 period were examined.
Methods: Of the 200 COVID-19 cases aged over 65, data of 16 patients who have had pneumococcal vaccination were accessed using the hospital health registry and the national health system records (https://enabiz.gov.tr/). Prognostic factors and COVID-19-related findings of these patients were given in frequency tables. In addition, all raw data were presented in a detailed table.
Results: Most of the cases were PCR positive (68.75%), and in 68.75% of the persons, the CT was compatible with COVID-19. Fourteen of the cases were treated by hospitalization. One patient was followed as an outpatient, and one case had already died when brought to the emergency room.
Conclusion: Data on cases known to have received the pneumococcal vaccine, which became important during the COVID-19 outbreak, were presented. This work will motivate researchers to conduct large-scale studies.

Keywords

Vaccine, Pneumococcal vaccine, Covid-19, Coronavirus, Pandemic

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