Annals of Medicine and Surgery,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
84
Published: Nov. 17, 2022
Nowadays,
coronavirus
disease
is
a
leading
cause
of
death.
Therefore,
the
study
aimed
to
assess
time
recovery
and
its
predictors
among
Covid-19
positive
patients.
Frontiers in Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Feb. 27, 2024
Background
The
COVID-19
mortality
rate
continues
to
be
high
in
low-income
countries
like
Ethiopia
as
the
new
variant’s
transmission
expands
and
countries’
limited
capacity
combat
disease
causes
severe
outcomes,
including
deaths.
aim
of
this
study
is
determine
magnitude
its
determinants
Ethiopia.
Methods
main
electronic
databases
searched
were
PubMed,
CINAHL,
Google
Scholar,
African
journals
online.
included
studies’
qualities
assessed
independently
using
Newcastle-Ottawa
scale.
data
was
extracted
Microsoft
Excel
spreadsheet
format.
pooled
effect
size
odds
ratios
with
95%
confidence
intervals
across
studies
determined
random-effects
model.
I
2
used
estimate
percentage
overall
variation
due
heterogeneity.
Egger’s
test
funnel
plot
find
published
bias.
A
subgroup
analysis
conducted.
a
single
on
estimation
by
sensitivity
analysis.
Results
total
21
42,307
participants
final
prevalence
14.44%
(95%
CI:
10.35–19.08%),
significant
heterogeneity
(I
=
98.92%,
p
<
0.001).
risk
from
higher
for
patients
comorbidity
(AHR
1.84,
1.13–2.54)
cardiovascular
2,
1.09–2.99)
than
their
counterparts
without
these
conditions.
Conclusion
number
died
comorbidities,
particularly
those
disease,
should
receive
special
attention
reduce
mortality.
Systematic
review
registration
https://www.crd.york.ac.uk/PROSPERO/
,
identifier
(ID)
CRD42020165740.
Environmental Challenges,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
6, P. 100428 - 100428
Published: Dec. 15, 2021
Coronavirus
outbreak
was
a
public
health
emergency.
The
surge
of
new
confirmed
cases
and
deaths
observed
in
developing
countries
due
to
the
occurrence
variants.
However,
factors
associated
with
duration
recovery
among
admitted
patients
remained
uncertain.
Therefore,
we
assessed
time
from
Covid-19
hospitalized
at
treatment
center
South
Central,
Ethiopia.
We
employed
retrospective
cross-sectional
study
422
Bokoji
Hospital
July
1,
2020,
through
October
30,
2021.
Data
were
entered,
coded,
analyzed
using
SPSS
26
version.
computed
survival
probability
Kaplan
Meier
method
determined
Cox
regression
analysis.
Finally,
interpretation
adjusted
hazard
ratio
(AHR)
95%
Confidence
Interval
(CI)
P-values
less
than
0.05
declared
as
statistically
significant.
Our
found
that
median
infection
13
days,
an
IQR
9-17
days.
In
multivariate
regression,
≥
60
years
old
(AHR
=
0.66;
CI:
0.49,
0.895),
chronic
pulmonary
disease
0.67;
0.455,
0.978),
Male
0.77;
0.611,
0.979),
being
on
Intranasal
oxygen
care
0.56;
0.427-0.717)
significantly
recovery.
Thus,
providers
centers
should
give
strict
follow-up
priority
for
elders,
underlying
diseases,
under
supportive
during
case
management.
Infection and Drug Resistance,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
Volume 15, P. 3491 - 3501
Published: July 1, 2022
Background:
The
ongoing
novel
coronavirus
disease
2019
(COVID-19)
is
triggering
significant
morbidity
and
mortality
due
to
its
contagious
nature
absence
of
definitive
management.
In
Ethiopia,
despite
a
number
primary
studies
have
been
conducted
estimate
the
case
fatality
rate
(CFR)
COVID-19,
no
review
study
has
attempted
summarize
findings
better
understand
pandemics
virulence
disease.
Objective:
To
CFR
COVID-19
factors
contributing
in
Ethiopia.
Methods:
PRISMA
guideline
was
followed.
PubMed,
Science
Direct,
CINAHL,
SCOPUS,
Hinari,
Google
Scholar
were
systematically
searched
using
pre-specified
keywords.
Observational
ie,
cohort,
cross-sectional,
case-control
included.
Newcastle-Ottawa
scale
adapted
for
observational
used
assess
quality
included
studies.
defined
as
proportion
cases
with
outcome
death
within
given
period.
Factors
at
p-value
<
0.05
described
narratively
from
eligible
articles.
Results:
A
total
13
this
study.
Consequently,
confirmed
Ethiopia
ranges
between
1–
20%.
Additionally,
comorbid
conditions,
older
age
group,
male
sex,
substance
use,
clinical
manifestations
(abnormal
oxygen
saturation
level,
atypical
lymphocyte
count,
fever,
shortness
breath),
severity,
history
surgery/trauma
increased
likelihood
death.
Conclusion:
This
shows
that
range
almost
equivalent
other
countries,
country's
low
testing
capacity
detection
reference
population.
Comorbid
diseases,
cigarette
smoking,
alcohol
drinking,
Therefore,
alarming
global
situation
rapidly
evolving
large-scale
pandemics,
urgent
interdisciplinary
interventions
should
be
implemented
those
vulnerable
groups
lessen
risk
mortality.
Furthermore,
estimated
all
treatment
rehabilitation
centers
country,
underestimation
could
linked
lack
preparedness
mitigation.
large
set
prospective
are
also
compulsory
Keywords:
rate,
coronavirus,
mortality,
SAGE Open Medicine,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: Jan. 1, 2022
The
spread
of
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
coronavirus
2
in
Ethiopia
is
below
par
understood
and
to
date
has
been
poorly
characterized
by
a
lower
number
confirmed
cases
deaths
other
regions
the
sub-Sahara
African
including
Ethiopia.
Timely
effective
predictors
for
inpatient
mortality
rate
were
crucial
improving
management
hospitalized
cases.
This
study
aimed
assessed
COVID-19
adult
patients
two
diagnosed
treatment
centers,
North
West
Ethiopia.A
facility-based
retrospective
cohort
was
conducted
among
admitted
Northwest
Ethiopia,
from
1
October
2020
30
December
2020.
Data
records
children
extracted
using
standardized
checklist.
Epi-Data
version
3.2
used
data
entry,
Stata
14
analysis.
Bi-variable
multivariable
Cox
regression
analyses
identify
mortality.
Finally,
variables
with
P
<
0.05
significant
predictor
mortality.The
mean
(±standard
deviation)
age
participant
48.6
(±18.8)
years.
median
(±interquartile
range)
time
death
reported
after
13
(±6)
days.
overall
incidence
determined
as
1.8
(95%
confidence
interval:
1.72,
2.15)
per100
person
per
days
observation.
Cases
at
baseline
⩾
61
years
(adjusted
hazard
ratio
=
1.56;
95%
1.3,
2.4),
being
male
gender
1.9;
CI:
2.1,
8.6),
admission
comorbidity
ratio:
4.4,
2.3,
8.4),
decreased
neutrophil
count
⩽
65
103/uL
(P
0.03)
independent
mortality.In
general,
72.4%
occurred
within
weeks
admission.
risk
factors
identified
this
multivariate
model
included
elderly
(⩾60
years),
male,
comorbidity,
⩽65
associated
Infection and Drug Resistance,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
Volume 15, P. 795 - 806
Published: March 1, 2022
Background:
Since
coronavirus
disease
2019
emergence,
millions
were
infected
and
many
dying
because
of
the
virus.
Clinical
features
time
to
recovery
admitted
clients
vary
across
settings.
Therefore
showing
clinical
from
COVID-19
in
a
different
setting
is
necessary
design
appropriate
treatment
preventive
measures.
So,
this
study
attempted
investigate
Dilla
University
Referral
Hospital
center,
Ethiopia.
Methods:
A
retrospective
was
conducted
220
patients
confirmed
by
real
polymerase
chain
reaction
center
September
2020
July
2021.
Data
collected
patients’
record.
entry
done
an
Epi-Info
version
7.2.1.0
analyzed
Statistical
Package
for
Social
Sciences
25
software.
Descriptive
statistics
used
features,
median
computed
using
Kaplan–Meier.
Results:
Common
cough
209
(95%),
shortness
breath
153
(69.5%),
fever
133
(60.5%),
headache
75
(34.1%),
easy
fatigue
68
(30.9%),
joint
pain
56
(25.5%),
tachypnea
197
(89.5%),
hypoxia
95
(43.2%),
tachycardia
83
(37.7%).
The
overall
cases
5
days.
There
significant
difference
between
probability
severe
moderate
cases,
mild
(p=0.00),
who
had
normal
body
temperature
hypothermic
(p=0.05),
breathing
rate
bradypnea
(p=
0.014).
Conclusion:
frequently
show
cough,
breath,
fever,
headache,
pain.
Median
Having
temperature,
rate,
status
statistically
association
with
time.
close
follow
up
required
client
disease.
Keywords:
COVID-19,
recover
Letter
Editor
has
been
published
article.
Response
Global Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
2023, P. 1 - 10
Published: Sept. 12, 2023
Background.
Since
the
end
of
2019,
world
has
been
facing
a
new
coronavirus
disease
19
(COVID-19),
which
is
considered
global
pandemic.
COVID-19
major
public
health
burden
due
to
uncontrolled
morbidity
and
mortality
community.
The
World
Health
Organization
estimates
recovery
time
as
2
weeks
for
patients
with
mild
infection
3
6
those
serious
illnesses.
its
predictors
are
not
well
studied
in
Ethiopia
yet.
Therefore,
aim
this
study
was
estimate
from
among
admitted
Tibebe
Ghion
Specialized
Hospital
care
treatment
center,
North
West
Ethiopia.
Methods.
An
institution-based
retrospective
follow-up
conducted
452
March
2020
September
2021.
Simple
random
sampling
using
table
number
generators
used
select
units.
Data
entry
analysis
were
performed
EpiData
3.1
Stata
version
14,
respectively.
Bivariable
multivariable
Cox
proportional
hazard
analyses
identify
time.
AHR
at
5%
level
significance
significant
predictors.
Results:
Among
patients,
437
(88%)
recovered,
median
9
days.
Recovery
significantly
related
age
(AHR
=
0.98;
95%
CI
0.97,
0.99),
oxygen
saturation
0.42;
0.31,
0.56),
shortness
breath
0.65;
0.47,
0.85),
severity
(moderate
0.63;
0.85)
severe
0.32;
0.22,
0.47)),
comorbidities
0.67;
0.53,
0.84).
Conclusions
recommendations:
overall
Older
age,
low
saturation,
breath,
severe),
history
comorbidities,
high-level
WBC
delayed
On
other
hand,
corticosteroid
use
shortens
patients.
Thus,
presented
older
moderate
disease,
increased
need
be
closely
monitoring
followed
up
by
healthcare
providers.
In
addition,
there
should
special
attention
during
administration
corticosteroid.
Pneumonia,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Nov. 5, 2023
The
Novel
Coronavirus
disease
(COVID-19)
pandemic
has
become
a
global
threat.
Determining
the
time
to
recovery
from
COVID-19
is
intended
assist
healthcare
professionals
in
providing
better
care,
and
planning
logistics.
So,
study
aimed
identify
factors
that
affect
for
patients
treated
at
Assosa
treatment
center,
Benishangul
Gumuz
Regional
State,
Western
Ethiopia.A
retrospective
design
was
conducted
on
334
randomly
selected
center
February
2021
July
2021.
median
survival
time,
Kaplan-Meier
estimate,
Log-Rank
test
were
used
describe
data
compare
between
groups.
Cox
PH
model
analyze
first
of
patients,
where
hazard
ratio,
p-value,
95%
CI
ratio
testing
significance.
Schoenfeld
Cox-Snell
residuals
checking
assumption.The
overall
incidence
rate
13.79
per
100
(95%
CI:
10.04,
18.95)
person-days
observations.
16
days.
At
end
follow-up,
77.2%
had
developed
an
event
recovery,
rest
22.8%
censored.
mean
age
45.22
years.
Severe
(AHR
=
0.7876,
0.7090,
0.8748),
presence
symptoms
0.2814,
0.1340,
0.5914),
comorbidity
0.1627,
0.1396,
0.1897),
≥
90
oxygen
saturation
3.2370,
2.161,
4.848),
being
older
0.9840,
0.971,
0.9973)
found
have
statistically
significant
association
with
COVID-19.The
concludes
severe
male
having
comorbidity,
age,
as
poor
prognostic
also
prolonged
time.
Therefore,
health
providers
centers
should
give
strict
follow-up
priority
another
co-morbid
illness
by
focusing
respiratory
difficulties
underlying
pre-existing
medical
conditions
manage
severity
recover
quickly.
Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Molecular Basis of Disease,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
1869(2), P. 166592 - 166592
Published: Nov. 1, 2022
SARS-CoV-2
remains
an
acute
threat
to
human
health,
endangering
hospital
capacities
worldwide.
Previous
studies
have
aimed
at
informing
pathophysiologic
understanding
and
identification
of
disease
indicators
for
risk
assessment,
monitoring,
therapeutic
guidance.
While
findings
start
emerge
in
the
general
population,
observations
high-risk
patients
with
complex
pre-existing
conditions
are
limited.
We
addressed
gap
existing
knowledge
regard
a
differentiated
dynamics
infection
while
specifically
considering
stage
severity.
biomedically
characterized
quantitative
proteomics
hospitalized
cohort
COVID-19
mild
severe
symptoms
suffering
from
different
(co)-morbidities
comparison
both
healthy
individuals
non-COVID
related
inflammation.
Deep
clinical
phenotyping
enabled
individual
trajectories
patients.
By
use
individualized
phase
assignment,
proteome
analysis
revealed
severity
dependent
type-2-centered
host
response
side-by-side
specific
antiviral
immune
reaction
early
disease.
The
phenomena
such
as
neutrophil
extracellular
trap
(NET)
formation
pro-coagulatory
characterizing
was
successfully
validated
second
cohort.
Together
regulation
proteins
SARS-CoV-2-specific
identified
by
screening,
we
not
only
confirmed
results
previous
but
provide
novel
information
biomarker
therapy
development.
Pathogens,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
11(5), P. 551 - 551
Published: May 7, 2022
There
is
an
urgent
need
for
oral
drug
the
treatment
of
mild
to
moderate
outpatient
SARS-CoV-2.
Our
preclinical
and
clinical
study’s
aim
was
determine
safety
preliminary
efficacy
TQ
Formula
(TQF),
in
In
a
double-blind,
placebo-controlled
phase
2
trial,
we
randomly
assigned
(1:1
ratio)
non-hospitalized,
adult
(>18
years),
symptomatic
SARS-CoV-2
patients
receive
TQF
or
placebo.
The
primary
endpoints
were
median
time-to-sustained-clinical-response
(SCR).
SCR
6
days
arm
vs.
8
placebo
(p
=
0.77),
5
7.5
high-risk
cohort,
HR
1.55
(95%
CI:
0.70,
3.43,
p
0.25).
No
significant
difference
found
rate
AEs
0.16).
led
significantly
faster
decline
total
symptom
burden
(TSB)
<
0.001),
increase
cytotoxic
CD8+
0.042)
helper
CD4+
central
memory
T
lymphocytes.
exhibited
vitro
inhibitory
effect
on
entry
five
variants.
well-tolerated.
While
time-to-SCR
did
not
reach
statistical
significance;
it
shorter
preclinical/clinical
signals
activity
across
multiple
significant.
Therefore,
confirmatory
study
planned.
Infection and Drug Resistance,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
Volume 15, P. 3047 - 3062
Published: June 1, 2022
Background:
The
world
is
currently
facing
a
pandemic
of
Coronavirus
Disease
2019
(Covid-19).
It
has
caused
significant
morbidity
and
mortality.
So
far
little
known
about
recovery
time
(prolonged
hospital
stay)
from
Covid-19
its
determinants
in
Ethiopia
as
well
the
study
area.
Therefore,
aim
this
was
to
determine
Covid-19,
identify
predictors
among
patients
admitted
treatment
centers
Southern
Nations
Nationalities
Peoples
Region
(SNNPR).
Methods
Materials:
A
facility-based
retrospective
cohort
conducted
care
SNNPR
May
30,
2020
October
15,
2021.
sample
845
included
study.
Summarization
data
done
using
mean
(standard
deviation)
median
(inter
quartile
range).
Kaplan–Meier
Survival
Curve
used
estimate
independent
effects
covariates
on
analyzed
multivariable
Cox-proportional
hazard
model.
Results:
incidence
density
8.24
per
100
person-days
(95%
CI:
7.67,
8.85).
overall
10
days
(IQR:
8–
16
days).
Critical
stage
(aHR
=
0.19,
95%
0.12,
0.29),
severe
0.40,
0.29,
0.56),
mechanical
ventilation
0.20,
0.073,
0.56)
center
0.68,
0.51,
0.90)
were
rate
patients.
Conclusion:
relatively
short.
person-days.
lower
for
at
higher
levels
severity
need
ventilation.
Early
identification
required
admission.
Special
attention,
critical
follow–up
management
warranted
severity.
Keywords:
COVID-19,
recovery,
density,