Role of remdisivir among COVID-19 patient’s recovery.

Authors

  • Ather Mehmood South East Hospital & Research Center, Islamabad.
  • Javaria Malik South East Hospital & Research Center, Islamabad.
  • Attiya Hameed Khan South East Hospital & Research Center, Islamabad.
  • Wajid Hussain Fauji Foundation Hospital & South East Hospital, Islamabad.
  • Akhtar Ali Bandeshah Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences, Islamabad.
  • Arsalan Abdullah South East Hospital & Research Center, Islamabad.
  • Sehrish Zubair South East Hospital & Research Center, Islamabad.
  • Benish Shahzadi Shifa Tameer e Milat University, Islamabad.
  • Abdul Samad Abbasi South East Hospital & Research Center, Islamabad.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29309/TPMJ/2021.28.12.6787

Keywords:

Corona Virus Disease, Hospital Stay, Oxygen Support Category, Remedisvir, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, World Health Organization

Abstract

Objective: To assess the effect of Remedisvir, its safety Profile, and efficacy among COVID-19 patients. Study Design: Retrospective Observational study. Setting: South East Hospital and Research Center, Islamabad, Pakistan. Period: December 2020 to July 2021. Material & Methods: 100 patients were included in this study who received Remedisvir infusion, day 5, 7, and 10 after admitting the hospital with COVID-19 symptoms. We infuse 200mg I/V Remedisvir in 100cc N/S followed by 100mg I/V daily into 100cc N/S. After infusion, all patients were monitored strictly. Results: The mean age of the patients was (51. 89±15.441). The outcome of Remedisvir showed that 14% improved their condition, 42% discharged with oxygen, 27% discharged without oxygen, and only 17% expired). Remedisvir showed a positive effect at (p≤0.001) among laboratory values and oxygen support category. Conclusion: When patient suffering from COVID-19 symptoms and low oxygen saturation show good clinical outcome treated with Remedisvir. According to the results of our study, it is concluded that, at present Remedisvir remains a good drug, it shows a positive effect on oxygen saturation and length of hospital stay.

Author Biographies

Ather Mehmood, South East Hospital & Research Center, Islamabad.

MBBS, FCPS (Cardiology)

Consultant Cardiologist

Javaria Malik, South East Hospital & Research Center, Islamabad.

MBBS, FCPS (Medicine)

Medical Specialist

 

Attiya Hameed Khan, South East Hospital & Research Center, Islamabad.

BS (Cardiology), MPH

Research Officer Cardiology

Wajid Hussain, Fauji Foundation Hospital & South East Hospital, Islamabad.

MBBS, FCPS

Assistant Professor Medicine

Akhtar Ali Bandeshah, Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences, Islamabad.

MBBS, FCPS (Cardiology)

Consultant Cardiologist

 

Arsalan Abdullah, South East Hospital & Research Center, Islamabad.

MBBS

Senior Medical Officer

Sehrish Zubair, South East Hospital & Research Center, Islamabad.

F.A

FDO/ HR Assistant

 

Benish Shahzadi, Shifa Tameer e Milat University, Islamabad.

DPT, MS

Lecturer Rehabilitation

Abdul Samad Abbasi, South East Hospital & Research Center, Islamabad.

BS (Cardiology)

Operational Manager Cardiology

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Published

2021-11-30