Compound Danshen injection and naloxone in treatment of viral encephalitis in 30 cases.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 3 Compound Danshen injection and naloxone in treatment of viral encephalitis in 30 cases [Keywords:] compound Danshen injection and naloxone treatment of viral encephalitis Viral encephalitis is common for children with acute infection of the nervous system diseases, the current lack of specific treatment measures, comprehensive treatment to prevent and mitigate the after-effects, the only means to reduce mortality. We have added on the basis of conventional treatment with compound Danshen injection and naloxone treatment, satisfactory results are reported as follows. 1 Data and methods 1.1 General Information since January 2004 ~ February 2006 in our hospital hospitalized children with viral encephalitis 58 cases, male 32 cases, 26 females, aged 2 to 12 years old. All cases of each of cerebrospinal fluid, cranial CT, EEG, consistent with Zhu Fu-tong ‘Practical Pediatrics’ on the diagnostic criteria of viral encephalitis [1]. All patients had fever, disturbance of consciousness, convulsions, meningeal irritation sign, pyramidal signs, and intracranial hypertension performance, then 30 cases were divided into treatment group and control group 28 cases, the two groups in age, gender, onset time, condition severity was no significant difference. 1.2 children in both groups after treatment were admitted to hospital with conventional anti-virus, cooling, only the panic and reducing the intracranial pressure, and supportive care. The treatment group on the basis of conventional therapy plus compound Danshen injection with 1 ~ 1.5ml / (kg * d), by adding 5% glucose solution intravenously in 100 ~ 200ml a day one time, sharing 7 ~ 15 days. Naloxone (Beijing Ring pharmaceutical production), daily 0.02 ~ 0.04mg/kg intravenous infusion 2 times a day, used in conjunction 5 ~ 8 days. Were observed in children with disturbance of consciousness, convulsions, pyramidal signs, and meningeal irritation, intracranial pressure recovery time. 1.3 Asses