76% meglumine diatrizoate on the therapeutic effect of enterocutaneous fistula.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 76% meglumine diatrizoate on the therapeutic effect of enterocutaneous fistula [Abstract] Objective: To evaluate the 76% meglumine diatrizoate on the treatment of enterocutaneous fistula clinical value. Methods: from October 2004 to November 2006 Yuncheng City Health School affiliated hospitals, six cases of patients with postoperative enterocutaneous fistula 76% diatrizoate sealing treatment, to observe the clinical efficacy. Results: 6 cases were cured, sealing between the start of the healing time of 5 d ~ 9 d, an average of 6 d, plugging the number of 1 to 4 times, an average of 2.5 times, of which a second successful in 1 case, two were successful in 3 cases, 4 times successful in 1 case. Conclusion: 76% diatrizoate enterocutaneous fistula can be treated effectively. [Keywords:] 76% diatrizoate; enterocutaneous fistula; treatment In the last century, the preferred treatment of enterocutaneous fistula is a clear diagnosis of intestinal fistula repair after the emergency surgery, but because of severe intra-abdominal infection, together with the intestinal wall edema fistula obvious repair difficulties, so that early surgical failure rate of up to 80% more. With the clinical development of basic research has gradually clarified the pathological mechanism of intestinal fistula and laws to further improve its treatment methods, that is active in treatment of primary disease, based on the strengthening of correcting fluid imbalance, nutritional support, effective anti-infection, adequate drainage and other infrastructure on the cure rate of intestinal fistula markedly increased, but because the disease is fistula healing for too long, resulting in the type of patients with oral intake restriction, parenteral nutrition and hospitalization for a long time greatly increase the financial burden of patients and the psychological burden. Since 2004 we use 76% diatrizoate leakage of parenteral treatment in 6 cases (both block fistula meth