Observational study reveals poor treatment outcomes in diabetic ketoacidosis patients, indicating urgent need for proactive management.
This study found that a high number of patients with DKA in the Debre Markos comprehensive specialized hospital experienced poor treatment outcomes. Significant factors included severe DKA, comorbidities, infections, drug discontinuation, treatment complications, high ketone levels and short hospital stays. To improve treatment outcomes, early identification and proactive management of high-risk DKA patients, particularly those who present with severe illness, comorbidity conditions, or infections, shall be prioritized.
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