F Ma Xilin in the diagnosis and treatment of drug poisoning caused by the application of coma patients.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 17 F Ma Xilin in the diagnosis and treatment of drug poisoning caused by the application of coma patients Author: Xiu-Qing Li Xiong Chen Xu Yan Bo Wang Gui-Lian Li Ding Keywords:: fluoride Ma Xilin; benzodiazepine; poisoning; coma Abstract: To explore the diagnosis and treatment of fluoride Ma Xilin coma due to drug poisoning in patients with the efficacy and safety. 31 cases of suspected benzodiazepine (BZs) in patients with fluoride poisoning coma Ma Xilin 0.2mg intravenous injection, after the 0.1 mg * min-1 to a total dose of 1 mg or the patient’s reaction. Determination of sedation before and after injection of the degree of improvement (two for those reactions. Responders results in 23 cases (A group): both benzodiazepine poisoning, in addition to 6 cases of aspiration pneumonia because of the need for continued treatment, I have, within 24 h discharged; non-response in 8 cases (B group): only 2 patients with benzodiazepine poisoning. All the cases had no obvious adverse drug reactions. prompted Ma Xilin fluoride is safe and effective for the diagnosis and treatment of drug poisoning due to coma. Use of Flumazenil in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Coma Patients with Suspected Drug Intoxication Abstract: To evaluate the efficacy and safety of flumazenil in the diagnosis and treatment of coma patients with suspected drug intoxication. A total of 31 unconscious patients were included. Intravenous bolus injections of 0.2mg flumazenil were given followed by 0.1mg doses every minute until a total dose of 1mg was reached or produced a 2 grades improvement in sedation level grades.The patients were divided into two groups based on their response to flumazenil: groupA, responders (n = 23); groupB, nonresponders (n = 8). A good response in group A allowed us to retrieve drug information from these patients once mental status had returned to normal: they all admitted taking benzodiazepines. All patients were disch