Diagnosis and treatment of central venous catheter placed in the clinical experience of 50 cases of pleural effusion.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Diagnosis and treatment of central venous catheter placed in the clinical experience of 50 cases of pleural effusion [Abstract] Objective: central venous catheter placed for pleural effusion diagnosis, treatment, and explore its clinical application value. Methods: Percutaneous, the central venous catheter placed in the chest, extraction effusion, can alleviate the symptoms, volleyball net liquids, or intermittent liquid discharge, sub-sub-censorship in order to diagnose or inject medication. Results: The chest tube full of a successful, significantly improve the diagnosis rate of pleural effusion etiology, treatment, 65 patients with symptoms were alleviated, no infections and complications. Conclusion: This method can replace the conventional chest puncture, safe, reliable, and enhance the cause of pleural effusion diagnosis. [Keywords:] central venous catheter; pleural effusion; diagnosis; treatment Pleural effusion is a common clinical symptoms, conventional approach for the line of chest puncture (hereinafter referred to chest to wear), the purpose of fluid to relieve symptoms is exclusive to assist in diagnosis and local injection of drug therapy, the clinical present a clear cause of pleural effusion, Control of pleural effusions often require repeated chest to wear and repeated chest administration, has brought great suffering to the patients, and increased complications such as bleeding and pneumothorax occurred. We therefore adopted the central venous catheter in patients of pleural effusion catheterization for the etiological diagnosis and treatment, to achieve good results, are reported as follows. 1 Data and methods 1.1 The clinical data in April 2005 ~ January 2008 a total of 65 patients treated with pleural effusion, male 28 cases, female 37 cases; aged 23 to 81 years, of which 35 cases of lung cancer, pneumonia in 11 cases, 8 cases of suspected tuberculosis, chronic 6 cases of renal failure, heart failure, 4 cases of