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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 About Smecta acute gastric mucosal lesion in 40 cases [Abstract] Objective To observe Montmorillonite (Smectite) the efficacy of the treatment of acute gastric mucosal injury. Methods 80 patients were randomly divided into 2 groups, treatment group, 40 cases with montmorillonite powder (Smecta) patients in control group 40 patients with gastric hormone treatment. Results abdominal pain: The treatment of abdominal pain disappeared after 3 days treatment group was 100% in the control group was 70%, 5 to 7 days after treatment, Ⅱ group disappearance was 96%. B super show stomach mucosa of the situation: I B super-group showed 90% of normal gastric mucosa, significantly reduced over the previous 10%, Ⅱ group BB showed gastric mucosa over the situation: I B super-group showed 90% of normal gastric mucosa, significantly reduced over the previous 10%, Ⅱ group B-64% showed normal gastric mucosa, significantly reduced over the previous 22%, 14% invalid. two groups The total effective rate in treatment group (100%) was significantly higher, the difference was significant (P lt;0.01) . Conclusions of montmorillonite powder (Smecta) in the treatment of acute gastric mucosal injury in a significant effect. [Keywords:] montmorillonite powder gastric mucosal injury factor 1 Clinical data Undergraduate, 2008 November 1 May 2010, with Smecta (montmorillonite powder, composed of silica / alumina crystal water) treatment by a physical or chemical factors induced acute gastric mucosal injury in 40 cases. 1.1 General Information 40 patients were randomly divided into two groups. I group (smecta group): 40 patients 22 males and 18 females. Aged 5 to 15 years old. Causes: 1) drugs (salicylic acid and oral intake of other drugs on the stomach irritant or poison) in 8 cases .2) cold, hot foods or long-term eating snack food and other spicy food in 32 cases. Clinical manifestations: Consumers Road, the main symptoms of abdominal pain with