ECG analysis of 30 cases of carbon monoxide poisoning.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 ECG analysis of 30 cases of carbon monoxide poisoning Paper Keywords: Carbon monoxide poisoning; ECG Abstract: Objective: To understand the carbon monoxide poisoning due to carbon monoxide into the blood circulation caused by tissue hypoxia caused by ECG changes. Methods: All patients had 1 ~ 24h after the onset of illness within a routine ECG examination and review in 2 weeks, 1 ~ 2 times. Results: 30 cases were seized persons, 28 cases of abnormal electrocardiogram (93.3%). Conclusion: 30 patients, 21 patients were cured, 7 patients improved, 2 patients died. Of these, 28 survived patients, 26 patients with ECG abnormalities (92.8%), 2 cases of normal ECG; two cases of deaths in both ECG abnormalities (100.0%). Carbon monoxide poisoning is more common clinically. After carbon monoxide hemoglobin into the blood circulation of carbon and oxygen combine to form a stable hemoglobin, oxyhemoglobin reduced, resulting in tissue hypoxia, in particular, causing myocardial ischemia, hypoxia. The author in our hospital in January 2006 -12 months have treated 30 cases of carbon monoxide poisoning in patients with ECG analysis, are summarized below. 1 Data and methods 1.1 Case Selection The clinical diagnosis of carbon monoxide poisoning patients; onset ECG changes can be explained by no other. 1.2 General Information 30 cases of carbon monoxide poisoning in patients with chronic health, except for suffering from organic heart disease. 11 males and 19 females, aged 3 to 45 years. 1.3 Methods All patients on admission within 1 ~ 24h routine ECG examination and review in 2 weeks and then 1 ~ 2 times. The instruments for the United States produced Marouette 12-lead simultaneous ECG machine intelligent. Two diagnostic criteria (1) with acute clinical symptoms and signs of brain hypoxia as the main performance. After CO exposure, such as headache, dizziness, palpitations, nausea and other symptoms, was inhaling the fresh air, the