Experimental identification of false anisodamine cardiac disease and cardiac failure Chi Chi disease loss.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Experimental identification of false anisodamine cardiac disease and cardiac failure Chi Chi disease loss Study: Zheng Wei, Chen Chun, Kang Mingjiang, Lin Pei Qiu, Lin Ruobo, Chen Shuchen [Abstract] Objective To monitor Anisodamine esophageal motility before and after intramuscular injection of the changes of relaxation in pseudo-cardiac disease and cardiac failure loss of relaxation in the differential diagnosis of disease. Methods 10 cases of cardiac failure and 3 cases of gastric relaxation cardiac disease relaxation induced by pseudo-disease patients with cardiac failure by 8-channel sleeve manometry catheter continuously observed in the intramuscular injection of esophageal motility before and after anisodamine. Results 10 cases of cardiac failure in patients with relaxation anisodamine after intramuscular injection of lower esophageal the degree of sphincter relaxation ~ 74.0% 47.4%, esophageal body pressure was significantly reduced resting, vacation leave of 3 patients with cardiac failure esophageal sphincter relaxation relaxation degree of only 2.2% ~ 8.8%, esophageal body there is no significant change in resting pressure. Conclusion Anisodamine relaxation test can be used as cardiac disease esophageal manometry lost an important complement to the time of diagnosis, but also cardiac disease and loss of relaxation pseudo differential diagnosis of cardiac disease lost flip one of the means. [Keywords:] loss of relaxation of esophageal disease, anisodamine, esophagus, manometry ABSTRACT: Objective To distinguish pseudoachalasia from idiopathic achalasia by esophageal manometry before and after intramuscular injection of anisodamine. Methods Ten patiens with idiopathic achalasia and 3 patients with cardia cancer induced pseudoachalasia were selected in this study. An eight lumen manometric sleeve assembly was inserted through a nostril into the stomach. The sleeve was astride the lower esophageal sphincter. Esophageal