Abstract:

This study was conducted in order to reveal the clinical characteristics of patients traced due to HSP vasculitis in the region of Konya, laboratory values and the statistical relationship between them. In this retrospective study from October 2016 to September 2018 at the Selçuk University School of Medicine Children's Health and Diseases Anabolic Department of Children's Romatology Clinic, Children's Emergency Service, Children's Health Clinic and Children's Nefrology Clinic, 103 patients with HSP diagnosis were investigated as a result of the examination of automation epicrisy records and clinical files of children. The findings: The effects of age, parent age, gender, the season diagnosed, body weight, neck, laboratory values on system attitudes, nuts and symptoms have been studied. The patient’s laboratory values include the number of leukocytes (WBC), the rate of erythrosite sedimentation (ESR), C-reactive protein (CRP), full urine test (TIT), protein breakthrough in the urine, the presence of hematuria, the secret blood values in the ghetto. The percentage of patients included in our study was 1.34 compared to the percentage of men and girls conducted in the study. Patients were divided into 2 groups, 10 years old and 10 years old. When the application seasons were examined, the number of patients diagnosed in autumn and winter months was significantly higher than in spring and summer months. When the distribution was studied in terms of system retention, all patients were found to have skin retention, 66% muscle skeletal system retention, 51% GIS retention, 15.5% kidney retention and 8.7% scrotal retention. Result: Earlier conducted childhood HSP studies found a statistically meaningful relationship between age and WBC height and kidney constipation.

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