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This is a Analytic study (also classified as: Cross-Sectional, Descriptive, Inferential).

Incidence, severity and outcomes of hypoxemia in paediatric emergencies seen at a tertiary hospital in Southern Nigeria

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Cross-sectional analysis reports a 59.2% hypoxemia incidence in children, indicating age and disease affect survival rates.

The incidence of hypoxemia among children is 59.2%, with severe cases linked to higher mortality rates and significant clinical implications.
Children aged 1–5 years show a higher likelihood of experiencing hypoxemia, emphasizing the need for targeted interventions.
Logistic regression identified bronchial asthma as a significant factor in hypoxemia severity, highlighting its relevance in acute care settings.
A majority of participants (89.9%) survived, but the variability in outcomes based on SpO₂ levels underscores the importance of monitoring oxygen saturation.

Abiodun et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional analysis reports a 59.2% hypoxemia incidence in children, indicating age and disease affect survival rates.

The incidence of hypoxemia among children is 59.2%, with severe cases linked to higher mortality rates and significant clinical implications.
Children aged 1–5 years show a higher likelihood of experiencing hypoxemia, emphasizing the need for targeted interventions.
Logistic regression identified bronchial asthma as a significant factor in hypoxemia severity, highlighting its relevance in acute care settings.
A majority of participants (89.9%) survived, but the variability in outcomes based on SpO₂ levels underscores the importance of monitoring oxygen saturation.

Abiodun et al. (2025) studied this question.

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