Study of respiratory symptoms among sputum positive

Study of respiratory symptoms among sputum positive Study of respiratory symptoms among sputum positive

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Table (26) shows that, there was high significant difference between " smokers with typical CXR in smear +ve than in smear -ve for AFB, P= 0.001, among smear + for AFB typical CXR smoker 85.5% and in smoker 81.4% but there is a high difference between typical and atypical in smoker smear +ve patients 85.5% and 14.5% respectively, and also there was non significance in smear -ve for AFB p> 0.05 typical smoker CXR in smear­ ve 60% and non smoker 59.1% and there is no significance increase in smoker smear -ve as regard typical and atypical presentation 60%, 40% in smear +ve smoker for advanced = 47.7% and 30% in smear -ve for AFB. L 1"-- Minimal lesions in smear +ve 20%, 50% in smear -ve for AFB. . "< Table (27) showed positive significant correlation between smoking degree and CXR extent r = 0.43, P < 0.05. Tables (28, 29) show that, positive significant correlation between haemoptysis and CXR extent r = 0.49 P = 0.001 and also, there was significant association between haemoptysis and CXR (Cavitation and extent), cavitary haemoptysis in smear +ve represent 66.3% and in smear- ve for AFB 15.4%, P = 0.001. Table (30) shows that, CT findings in smear +ve and smear -ve for AFB were non significant P > 0.05 in smear -ve for AFB nodular single cavity, multiple small cavities and pleural effusion was 0% and represents 33%, 33%, 16.5% and 25% in smear +ve for AFB. Calcified nodule was 16.75% in smear +ve and 66% in smear -ve and consolidation was 41.7% in smear +ve and 33% in smear -Yeo Table (31) shows that, correlation between CT and X- ray finding it was non significant P > 0.05. Consolidation 40%, calcification and single cavity represented in both CXR + CT by 26.7% bronchial dilation not 85

Table (26) shows that, there was high significant difference between<br />

" smokers with typical CXR in smear +ve than in smear -ve for AFB, P=<br />

0.001, <strong>among</strong> smear + for AFB typical CXR smoker 85.5% and in smoker<br />

81.4% but there is a high difference between typical and atypical in smoker<br />

smear +ve patients 85.5% and 14.5% respectively, and also there was non<br />

significance in smear -ve for AFB p> 0.05 typical smoker CXR in smear­<br />

ve 60% and non smoker 59.1% and there is no significance increase in<br />

smoker smear -ve as regard typical and atypical presentation 60%, 40% in<br />

smear +ve smoker for advanced = 47.7% and 30% in smear -ve for AFB.<br />

L<br />

1"-- Minimal lesions in smear +ve 20%, 50% in smear -ve for AFB.<br />

. "<<br />

Table (27) showed <strong>positive</strong> significant correlation between smoking<br />

degree and CXR extent r = 0.43, P < 0.05.<br />

Tables (28, 29) show that, <strong>positive</strong> significant correlation between<br />

haemoptysis and CXR extent r = 0.49 P = 0.001 and also, there was<br />

significant association between haemoptysis and CXR (Cavitation and<br />

extent), cavitary haemoptysis in smear +ve represent 66.3% and in smear-<br />

ve for AFB 15.4%, P = 0.001.<br />

Table (30) shows that, CT findings in smear +ve and smear -ve for<br />

AFB were non significant P > 0.05 in smear -ve for AFB nodular single<br />

cavity, multiple small cavities and pleural effusion was 0% and represents<br />

33%, 33%, 16.5% and 25% in smear +ve for AFB. Calcified nodule was<br />

16.75% in smear +ve and 66% in smear -ve and consolidation was 41.7%<br />

in smear +ve and 33% in smear -Yeo<br />

Table (31) shows that, correlation between CT and X- ray finding it<br />

was non significant P > 0.05. Consolidation 40%, calcification and single<br />

cavity represented in both CXR + CT by 26.7% bronchial dilation not<br />

85

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