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استاد راهنما: دکتر نوروزی. ارائه دهنده: الهام حیدری. Title. Relationship of Vitamin D Deficiency to Clinical Outcomes in Critically Ill Patients. Topic. Study identification (Include author, title, year of publication, journal title, pages ) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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: نوروزی دکتر راهنما استاد
: حیدری الهام دهنده ارائه
Relationship of Vitamin D Deficiency to Clinical Outcomes in
Critically Ill Patients
Title
Topic
• Study identification (Include author, title, year of publication, journal title, pages)
• Author: David M.; Paul E; Kelly M; Stefan H; Alexandra J; and Daren K.• Title:Relationship of Vitamin D Deficiency to Clinical Outcomes in• Critically Ill Patients.• year of publication: November 2012. • journal title:American Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition
(aspen).• Pages:713-720.
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• Background
• Objective
• Method and material
• Result
• Discussion
• Critical appraisal
کلسترولی D ویتامین • ساختمان
D ویتامینویتامین • سرمی وضع#یت در ای منطقه های . Dتفاوت دارد نقش• , , فرابنفش تابش سطوح جغرافیایی شرایط خورشید نور با مواجهه در تفاوت
, ویتامین, وضعیت بر گذار تاثیر مهم موارد جمله از پوستی Dپیگمانتاسیون. باشند می
Lucas et al 2005
ویتامین • کمبود مشهد Dشیوع بیان% 61/3در. است شده
Heshmat et al 2008
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• Background
• Objective
• Method and material
• Result
• Discussion
• Critical appraisal
Objective
• The objective of this study is to determine the burden of vitamin D deficiency in intensive care unit (ICU) patients and determine if it is associated with poor patient outcomes.
• We confirm in this study that vitamin D deficiency is common population and is associated with a longer ICU length of stay, may increase the risk of ICU-acquired infections and pneumonia, and may be associated with elevated organ failure scores.
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• Background
• Objective
• Method and material
• Result
• Discussion
• Critical appraisal
Method and material
• The authors conducted an analysis of samples collected from a prospective study of 196 patients admitted to a medical/surgical ICU in a tertiary care hospital.
Sample size
Method and material
•blood sample collection daily for a maximum of 10 days1
•Serum samples were also collected and stored at −80°C prior to analysis2
•They measured serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D at admission and up to 10 days following admission and followed
patients prospectively for 28-day outcomes3
Inclusion criteria
• What criteria are used to decide who should be INCLUDED in the study?
• The inclusion criteria of the patients included all consecutive patients 18 years and older who were expected to stay more than 24 hours in the ICU and were enrolled within the first 24 hours of ICU admission.
Exclusion criteria
• What criteria are used to decide who should be EXCLUDED from the study?
• Only patients admitted for overdoses were excluded from• the study.
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• Background
• Objective
• Method and material
• Result
• Discussion
• Critical appraisal
Result
• Of analyzable patients: 50 (26%) were deficient (≤30 nmol/L) . 109 (56%) were insufficient (>30 and ≤60 nmol/L). • 1) Baseline 25(OH)D levels decreased significantly
in all patients after 3 days in the ICU and remained significantly lower through 10 days (P < .001).
• 2)25(OH)D status was not significantly associated with 28-day all-cause mortality.
Result
• 3)Higher levels of 25(OH)D were associated with a shorter time-to-alive ICU discharge.
• 4)25(OH)D-deficient patients showed a non statistically significant trend toward a higher infection rate compared with patients with sufficient levels of 25(OH)D.
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• Background
• Objective
• Method and material
• Result
• Discussion
• Critical appraisal
Discussion
vitamin D deficiency
effect on longer ICU length of stay, ICU-acquired infections , pneumonia
and organ failure scores
The earlier studies
Lee P, (2009)
The earlier studies
Mata-Granados JM, (2010)
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• Background
• Objective
• Method and material
• Result
• Discussion
• Critical appraisal
Critical appraisal
• Topic• Abstract• Introduction • Method and material• Result• Discussion• Conclusion • References
Topic
Relationship of Vitamin D Deficiency to Clinical Outcomes inCritically Ill Patients
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Topic
• Study identification (Include author, title, year of publication, journal title, pages)
• Author: David M.; Paul E; Kelly M; Stefan H; Alexandra J; and Daren K.• Title:Relationship of Vitamin D Deficiency to Clinical Outcomes in• Critically Ill Patients.• year of publication: November 2012. • journal title:American Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition
(aspen).• Pages:713-720.
Critical appraisal
• Topic• Abstract• Introduction • Method and material• Result• Discussion• Conclusion • References
Abstract
Brief Structured:
-Back ground-Objective -Method-Result (specific data, statistically significant) -Conclusion-Keywords
objective
Critical appraisal
• Topic• Abstract• Introduction • Method and material• Result• Discussion• Conclusion • Acknowledgment• References
Introduction
• The reasons• The earlier studies• Objective
The reasons
The earlier studies
Lee P, (2009)
The earlier studies
Mata-Granados JM, (2010)
Objective
• The objective of this study is to determine the burden of vitamin D deficiency in intensive care unit (ICU) patients and determine if it is associated with poor patient outcomes.
• We confirm in this study that vitamin D deficiency is common population and is associated with a longer ICU length of stay, may increase the risk of ICU-acquired infections and pneumonia, and may be associated with elevated organ failure scores.
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2
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Critical appraisal
• Topic• Abstract• Introduction • Method and material• Result• Discussion• Conclusion • References
Method and material
• Sample size• Type of study• Exclusion criteria• Inclusion criteria• testimonial• Method and material• Statistical analysis
Sample size
samples collected from a prospective study of 196 patients admitted to a medical/surgical ICU in a tertiary care hospital.
اشاره • نمونه حجم تعیین روش به. است نشده
Method and material
• Sample size• Type of study• Exclusion criteria• Inclusion criteria• testimonial• Method and material• Statistical analysis
Cohort
Type of study
prospective study
Method and material
• Sample size• Type of study• Exclusion criteria• Inclusion criteria• testimonial• Method and material• Statistical analysis
Exclusion criteria
• What criteria are used to decide who should be EXCLUDED from the study?
• Only patients admitted for overdoses vitamin D were excluded from
the study.
Method and material
• Sample size• Type of study• Exclusion criteria• Inclusion criteria• testimonial• Method and material• Statistical analysis
Inclusion criteria
• What criteria are used to decide who should be INCLUDED in the study?
• The inclusion criteria of the patients included all consecutive patients 18 years and older who were expected to stay more than 24 hours in the ICU and were enrolled within the first 24 hours of ICU admission.
Method and material
• Sample size• Type of study• Exclusion criteria• Inclusion criteria• testimonial• Method and material• Statistical analysis
Testimonial
Research ethics boards from Queen’s Universityapproved the protocol for the original study; informed consent was obtained from next of kin before enrollment.
Method and material
• Sample size• Type of study• Exclusion criteria• Inclusion criteria• testimonial• Method and material• Statistical analysis
Method and material
•blood sample collection daily for a maximum of 10 days1
•Serum samples were also collected and stored at −80°C prior to analysis2
•They measured serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D at admission and up to 10 days following admission and followed
patients prospectively for 28-day outcomes3
Method and material
• Sample size• Type of study• Exclusion criteria• Inclusion criteria• testimonial• Method and material• Statistical analysis
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
• The Student t test was used to compare the means of baseline 25(OH)D between patients with and without pneumonia.
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
Critical appraisal
• Topic• Abstract• Introduction • Method and material• Result• Discussion• Conclusion • References
Result
Brief and organized
Consist of :
• words
• table
• statistics
words
table
statistics
words
Result
Result
Critical appraisal
• Topic• Abstract• Introduction • Method and material• Result• Discussion• Conclusion • References
Discussion
مطالعه • شرایط از ای خالصهقدیم • های یافته بر مروریمطالعه • نقصهای و محدودیتهازمینه • این در بعدی مطالعات مورد در پیشهاد
مطالعه شرایط از ای خالصه
قدیم های یافته بر مروری
Lee P, (2009)
قدیم های یافته بر مروری
Mata-Granados JM, (2010)
مطالعه نقصهای و محدودیتها 12
مطالعه نقصهای و محدودیتها3
مطالعه نقصهای و محدودیتها
مطالعه نقصهای و محدودیتها
Discussionبعدی • های مطالعه مورد در پیشنهاد
شود داده زمینه :دراین
Critical appraisal
• Topic• Abstract• Introduction • Method and material• Result• Discussion• Conclusion • References
Conclusion
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