Buzzing Dangers: Ventilation After Bee Stings
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October 11, 2024
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A study in CHEST analyzed mechanical ventilation use in 6,085 patients admitted for bee venom exposure from 2016-2020.
17.4% of patients with bee venom exposure required mechanical ventilation, with a mortality rate of 16.0% for these patients.
Factors increasing odds of mechanical ventilation included being male, having Medicaid, and pre-existing health conditions.
Black patients had lower odds of needing mechanical ventilation compared to White patients, with no significant differences for Hispanic patients.
Patients requiring mechanical ventilation were younger, had longer hospital stays, and higher Charlson Comorbidity Index scores.
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