Clinical Characteristics of Inpatients with XXXX in China.

@entity1 @entity909 @entity1425 @entity2021
Objective. To analyze the clinical characteristics of inpatients with @entity2021 and the factors that influenced those characteristics. Methods. Using the @entity1 records from 1990 to 2013 from three highly ranked Chinese hospitals, we retrospectively analyzed the characteristics of 108 inpatients with @entity2021 (not @entity2021 admitted). Results. The mean @entity1 age was 42    20 years old and male-to-female ratio was 1   :   1.3. The number of @entity1 with @entity2021 increased gradually, and cases diagnosed after 2005 accounted for 68.5% of the 108 total cases. The most common trigger was medications. The most common clinical manifestations included cutaneous, nervous, respiratory, circulatory, and digestive signs and symptoms. Male @entity1 were more likely to experience @entity909 . Multisystem involvement was more likely to develop in @entity1 with low BP, whereas it was uncommon in those with @entity2021 induced by antibiotics or anesthetics. @entity1425 was used as the first-line treatment for 56 cases. Conclusions. Inpatient with @entity2021 was more common in female @entity1 and the number increased gradually during the study period. The most common trigger was medications. @entity1 with low BP were prone to having multisystem involvement, whereas the cases of @entity2021 induced by antibiotics and anesthetics were less likely to involve multiple organ systems.
