40 cases of clinical emergency treatment of organophosphorus pesticide poisoning Experience_0.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 40 cases of clinical emergency treatment of organophosphorus pesticide poisoning Experience [Abstract] Objective To investigate the acute organophosphorus pesticide poisoning rescue and treatment. Methods Retrospective analysis of 40 cases of patients with organophosphate poisoning, after gastric lavage in the emergency department reserves the tube, thoroughly clean contaminated sites, and timely use of pralidoxime, atropine and other drug treatment. 37 cases were cured (92.50%), 3 patients died (7.50%). Conclusion organophosphorus pesticide poisoning must be against the clock to rescue, according to the clinical manifestations of patients to determine the severity, for emergency treatment and processing. [Keywords:] organophosphorus pesticide poisoning, emergency treatment, atropine, pralidoxime Organophosphorus pesticide poisoning is common in rural areas of emergency patients. In the rescue, according to the clinical manifestations of patients to determine the severity, rescue and treatment, emergency treatment of severe oral poisoning against the clock to be effective is the basis for a thorough gastric lavage, the use of antidotes appropriateness is the key to the rescue, actively and effectively carry out comprehensive treatment can improve the success rate of rescue, emergency treatment of organophosphorus pesticide poisoning is a important part can not be ignored. now where lessons learned are as follows: 1 Clinical data 1.1 General Information The group of 40 patients with organophosphate poisoning patients, 16 males (40.00%) and 24 females (60.00%, aged 9 to 75 years, mean 28 years, eating contaminated by organic phosphorus pesticides in 18 cases of food poisoning (45.00%, skin absorption of poisoning in 12 cases (30.00%, the oral intake of 2 cases (5.00%, oral organophosphorus pesticide suicide in 8 cases (20.00%, the incidence of 20 to 30 age group the highest total of 21 cases (52.50%, followed by 20 years of