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SuleymanDemirel University TIP FACULTY JOURNAL: March 2005; 12(1) Breast Disease consultation assessment of the facts made by Önder Öztürk, Abdullah Ünlü, H. Ahmet Bircan, Ünal Şahin, Ahmet Akkaya Summary Clinical and/or radiological pathology in the respiratory system after diagnosis support and treatment recommendation or preoperative respiratory system assessment we wanted to evaluate the results of the consultation requested by the Breast Disease Anabolic Department. The 2003 consultations were divided into two groups according to the reasons for request; pre-operative lung assessment (124-31.16%), diagnosis support and treatment recommendation (274-68.84) were retrospective. 204 men with an average age of 63.73±15,12 (51 percent). 25), 398 patients were consulted, including 187 women (47%) with an average age of 60,47±15,75 and one child (0,25%). It was found that it was requested for patients monitored by the non-consulted hospital service (103-25,87) with the diagnosis of cancer of the wheat (99-24.87) . The most frequent coughing complaint (32.8%) was detected. There was an additional hypertension (25.96%) in the case of the disease. In the lung film, normal lung findings (35.2%) were detected. The respiratory function test was applied to 62 patients (15.6 percent). In 151 patients treated with arterial blood gas (38 percent), too much compass respiratory alkalozy (22.5 percent) was detected. 26 patients (20.96) were allowed to operate, while 98 patients (79.04) were recommended to operate as a result of treatment. As a result; it was found that breast disease consultations were made for more diagnosis support and treatment recommendations. It was believed that it would be beneficial for the healthy assessment of consultations, early diagnosis of certain diseases (such as KOAH, lung cancer) and support of treatment before surgery, proper keeping of records, examination and full taking of anamnesies. Keywords: Breast Diseases, consultation, pre- and post-operative assessment. Abstract The aim of our study is to evaluate the patients consulted to the Department of Chest Diseases in our University. The consultations done at 2003 year were divided into two groups according to the reason for consulting as: group one; diagnosis support and treatment suggestion (274-%68.84), group two; preoperative pulmonary evaluation (124-%31.16). A total of 398 patients were consulted. Two hundred and four men (51 percent). 25 - 63,73±15,12) and 187 women (%47 - 60,47±15,75 ), one children were researched retrospectively. Consultations were requested mostly from internal medicine (103-%25,87) and for the cancer patients (99-%24.87). Cough (32.8%) was the most common symptom in two groups. Hypertension (25.96) was the most common disease. In chest graph normal pulmonary findings were mostly seen (35.2%). Pulmonary functional tests were applied to 62 patients (15.6%). Arterial blood gases tests were applied to 151 patients (38%) and mostly adaptive respiratory alkalosis were found (22.5%. Operation permission was given to 26 patients while 98 of 124 patients had been given after the medical treatment. In conclusion: diagnosis support and treatment suggestion were the most common reasons for the pulmonary consultation. It is thought that complete registrations, perfect history evaluations and correct diagnostic volitions will be valuable for the correct evaluation of consultation and for diagnosing in early stages and preventing postoperative complications of the diseases such as COPD, lung cancer etc. Keywords: Chest diseases, consultation, preoperative and postoperative evaluation.

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