Treatment Strategies in Clinically and Radiologically Suspicious but RTPCR Negative Cases of COVID-19 (Case Report)
Journal: International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) (Vol.9, No. 11)Publication Date: 2020-11-05
Authors : Saurabh Tyagi; Frank P; Trinath Dash;
Page : 697-700
Keywords : COVID-19; RTPCR; LRTI; RAT; TrueNAT; antivirals; steroids; anticoagulants; NIV; prone ventilation; serological;
Abstract
In view of the current ongoing pandemic of COVID-19, many cases which are strongly suspected of having COVID LRTI clinically and radiologically but are RTPCR negative in early stages pose a clinical challenge to the treating physician. In these cases, different diagnostic modalities have to be used for diagnosis of COVID-19 and early treatment as per COVID protocols with non-invasive ventilatory support can significantly alter the outcome in favour of patient. We hereby are going to discuss about a case of severe acute respiratory illness due to COVID-19 who was RTPCR negative in earlier stage. He was managed with standard COVID treatment protocols with various modes of non-invasive ventilatory supports and now is being treated in chest ward for post COVID fibrosis.
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