Japanese Journal of National Medical Services
Online ISSN : 1884-8729
Print ISSN : 0021-1699
ISSN-L : 0021-1699
Studies on Present Status of Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Mainly on Far-advanced Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Gentaro HOSOYAToshio ARAIKozo KURODAHiroshi YAMAMOTOSeiichiro KATSUMATANoriko TOZAWAKiichi ANAZAWA
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1967 Volume 21 Issue 12 Pages 1467-1471

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Abstract
The studies were made on the present status of admitted patients with pulmonary tuberculosis, 209 in number, in Akita National Sanatorium, and on the causes of faradvanced cases.
The result were as follows:
1. The age of admitted patients changed evidently into middle and old aged class.
2. Among these patients, 38 per cent were expected discharge from sanatorium by improvement, but 44 per cent were not.
3. The cases which were not responded to treatment and were expected discharge, were observed in 78 per cent of the group of F and G2, 3 KY3, Z type by Gakken's
classification at hospitalization. But a few patients fell into such severe types from other types too.
4. Those severe types were observed most frequently in the cases which were discontinued the initial chemotherapy, or treated for less than 6 months bofore hospitalization, or passed through more than 2 years after the onset.
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