A low-temperature radiofrequency ablation combined with traditional Chinese medicine treatment of refractory capsules efficacy of nasal bleeding.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 A low-temperature radiofrequency ablation combined with traditional Chinese medicine treatment of refractory capsules efficacy of nasal bleeding [Abstract] Objective To investigate the endoscopic radiofrequency ablation at low temperature for a clear capsule combined with traditional Chinese treatment of intractable epistaxis. Methods 60 patients were randomly divided into two groups and the control group, all patients were nasal endoscopy under topical anesthesia found bleeding site, and then low-temperature radiofrequency device to stop bleeding, bleeding after taking Chinese medicines in the observation group a clear capsule. The results observed treatment group than the control group (P lt;0.05). Conclusion Endoscopic treatment of low frequency with intractable epistaxis accurate positioning, safe and effective, tissue injury, the patient less pain, less complication. hemostasis after a clear capsule with oral medicine treating the symptoms, reducing the recurrence of nasal bleeding, it is worth promoting. [Keywords:] epistaxis, nasal endoscopy, low frequency, a clear capsule Department of Otolaryngology Nasal bleeding is a common and frequently-occurring disease, and acute onset, seen in ages. Commonly used methods of obliteration of local bleeding, burning method, artery ligation [1]. But for the bleeding site is not clear, the location hiding or refractory epistaxis, haemostasis is often difficult to work routine. repeated nasal bleeding, nasal packing and cautery caused great suffering to patients, high temperature and chemical burn injury of a large nasal mucosa, increased incidence of complications. I’m looking for subjects with bleeding and endoscopic radiofrequency ablation using low-temperature device to stop bleeding, after taking the medicine for a clear capsule treatment of intractable epistaxis, with good results. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General information on 60 patients for the June 2003 ~ April 2005