Zhonghua yi xue za zhi · 2004
[A new method of oxygen delivery to preventing and relieving the anoxia injury--an experimental study and clinical application of hyperoxygen compound sodium chloride solution in treatment of burn shock].
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Sun Yong-hua, Zhang Pu-zhu, Hu Xiao-hua, Chen Zhong, Cheng An-yuan, Zhong Sui-hang
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OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the clinic effects and prognosis of hyperoxygen compound sodium chloride solution (HCSCS) in treatment of burn shock.
METHODS: (1) Severe burned patients with 50% - 69% TBSA were enrolled and randomly divided into 2 groups, treated by HCSCS and CSCS respectively. Indices such as PaO(2), Hb, Hct and complication were observed. (2) Severe burned patients with more than 70% TBSA were enrolled and indices above and lactate were investigated as well.
RESULTS: (1) The cases treated with HCSCS showed relatively stabilization during shock stage, little complication, less liquor volume and remarkable higher oxygen pressure. (2) Severe burned patients with more than 70% TBSA had high level of PaO(2) and normal lactate and less complication.
CONCLUSION: The early application of HCSCS is a relatively effective method in treatment of burn shock and favourable prognosis.
METHODS: (1) Severe burned patients with 50% - 69% TBSA were enrolled and randomly divided into 2 groups, treated by HCSCS and CSCS respectively. Indices such as PaO(2), Hb, Hct and complication were observed. (2) Severe burned patients with more than 70% TBSA were enrolled and indices above and lactate were investigated as well.
RESULTS: (1) The cases treated with HCSCS showed relatively stabilization during shock stage, little complication, less liquor volume and remarkable higher oxygen pressure. (2) Severe burned patients with more than 70% TBSA had high level of PaO(2) and normal lactate and less complication.
CONCLUSION: The early application of HCSCS is a relatively effective method in treatment of burn shock and favourable prognosis.