Herbert F A, Mahon W A, Wilkinson D, Morgante O, Burchak E C, Costopoulos L B
Can Med Assoc J. 1967 Feb 4;96(5):257-65.
Ninety-seven Indian and Eskimo infants and children who suffered 112 episodes of pneumonia were the subjects of a prospective study carried out at the Charles Camsell Hospital, Edmonton, Alberta, from August 1963 until August 1964. Investigation included viral studies and an evaluation 10 days after admission. The patients were divided into four diagnostic categories and a comparison was made between cases of bacterial and viral origin. The frequency of right-sided disease, particularly of the upper lobe and/or dependent segment involvement, is described. An evaluation of physical signs is attempted. The problem of recurrent pneumonia and the differential diagnosis of tuberculosis in Indian and Eskimo children with pneumonia is discussed.
1963年8月至1964年8月期间，在艾伯塔省埃德蒙顿市的查尔斯·坎塞尔医院，对97名患有112次肺炎发作的印度和爱斯基摩婴幼儿及儿童进行了一项前瞻性研究。调查包括病毒学研究以及入院10天后的评估。患者被分为四个诊断类别，并对细菌源性和病毒源性病例进行了比较。描述了右侧疾病的发生频率，特别是上叶和/或下垂段受累的情况。尝试对体征进行评估。讨论了印度和爱斯基摩肺炎儿童复发性肺炎的问题以及结核病的鉴别诊断。
