The Relation between Heart Failure and Severity COVID-19 disease

Azzahra, Silmi Kafa Hanifa (2022) The Relation between Heart Failure and Severity COVID-19 disease. Diploma thesis, UNIVERSITAS 17 AGUSTUS 1945 JAKARTA.

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Abstract

Abstract: Due to their compromised immune systems, individuals with congenital diseases such as heart failure, asthma, or other respiratory diseases have a greater risk of contracting COVID-19 in consideration of the growth of the covid-19 outbreak, which has had a fairly serious impact on public health. in a weakened body and side effects that patients may experience as a result of concurrent drug use. This study aims to learn the relationship between heart failure and COVID-19 severity. This study aim to find out is there any corelation between patient with heart failure and COVID-19.This study employed a retrospective observational cohort research methodology. Analyzing a number of patient medical records based on preset categories and examining the convenience sampling employed in this study approach constituted the data collection technique.This research was contuducted in one of this hospital in Bekasi . This study applies several criteria including:A) Inclusion criteria: all patients with heart failure with Covid 19 infection who were treated in the ICU or were not treated in the ICU, and patients aged 18 years or older. B) Exclusion criteria: pregnant individuals, autoimmune patients and cancer patients. The result of this study from 150 patient , 80 female and 70 male most of the patients who have confirmed infection with COVID-19 patients with comorbid heart failure generally have a history of hypertension. Cardiovascular damage with COVID-19 is associated, in particular, patients with cardiovascular comorbidities are more susceptible to SARS-CoV-2 contamination and may have more extreme clinical symptoms, possibly because of the association with patients with ACE2 articulation in this collection than patients without cardiovascular comorbidities.

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