Edaravone treatment of acute cerebral infarction and nursing care.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Edaravone treatment of acute cerebral infarction and nursing care [Abstract] Objective To investigate the edaravone treatment of early acute cerebral infarction and care. Methods of edaravone treatment group using intravenous infusion of the control group were treated with intravenous infusion of Danshen injection. Both groups, as appropriate, according to infarct size and duration of application of mannitol (mainly in small doses), enteric-coated aspirin, nimodipine equality. Rehabilitation and care groups to implement the same pattern before and after treatment effects were observed. The results according to clinical impairment score changes in the efficacy evaluation, treatment group was significantly higher than that. Conclusion edaravone treatment of acute cerebral infarction there is a genuine effect, early rehabilitation care can improve motor function in patients to improve self-sufficiency. [Keywords:] edaravone; acute cerebral infarction; efficacy; Care Acute cerebral infarction serious threat to human health, with a high incidence, high mortality, high morbidity and high recurrence rate and complications of multiple characteristics, has become a serious medical problem and public health issues, about 75% of the brain survival in patients with stroke left a different legacy, and recovery is a long-term chronic process, the basic pathological process of cerebral infarction in the brain vascular spasm, thrombosis and occlusion of the corresponding regional blood supply leading to necrosis of brain tissue ischemia and hypoxia in the cerebral infarction in the acute phase, due to the brain caused by occlusion of blood vessels at its disposal as the center of regional cerebral blood flow reduction, leading to brain ischemia, hypoxia, and thus produce large amounts of free radicals, causing membrane lipid peroxidation, leading to cell death. Edaravone is a cerebral protective agent (free radical scavenger), play a protective effec