Analysis of Management of Patients with COVID-19 in a Temporary Infectious Diseases Hospital Deployed on the Facilities of Republican TB Dispensary, the Republic of Tatarstan

COVID-19 is a viral infection and its prevalence requires investigation of different co-morbid conditions including tuberculosis, as well operation temporary infectious diseases hospitals (TIDH) for the treatment deployed on facilities anti-tuberculosis institutions. The objective : analysis follow-up patients with in institutions, assessment impact various medications methods patient lethality those active tuberculosis. Subjects Methods . Data 143 (39.2% men 60.8% women) aged 31 to 93 years old were collected systematized using COVIZ software (developed Republic Tatarstan analyze management, C#). A positive result polymerase chain reaction coronavirus was found 88.1% admission 89.5% over entire period. 120 (83.9%) recovered, 23 (16.1%) died. Results Patients outcomes did not differ by age, sex, body mass index, respiratory clinical manifestations. Oral anticoagulants prescribed before hospitalization, oral glucocorticosteroids day 12 disease or later had significant favorable effect outcome. Among who received olokizumab, cure achieved 81.8%. anticytokine therapy higher among previously vaccinated anti-COVID vaccine no concomitant pathology. Antimicrobial generally outcomes, early administration these drugs increased likelihood lethal 173 tuberculosis died other causes than only 5 (2.9%) COVID-19. Tuberculosis followed up hospital Republican TB Dispensary characterized relatively course this infection. fact that been detected their started provided impact. Conclusion This study has demonstrated potential rapid appropriate public health response emerging unpredictable threats.