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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Fluid resuscitation plus 1,6-FDP on cardiac function in severely burned patients Study on protective effect of Author: Gold-hua, Liu Feng, left four Qin, H. S. Cheng Qiang, Xia Zhongfang, Lin, Gang Xu, and Zhou Jie [Abstract] Objective To observe the fluid resuscitation plus 1,6-FDP in severely burned patients on cardiac function. Methods A randomized double-blind method in 30 cases of severe burn patients were randomly divided into 1,6-FDP treatment group (A group, n = 15) and control group (B group, n = 15), two groups of patients according Domestic Burn rehydration rehydration formula commonly used amount of recovery, A group of patients with intravenous infusion of 1,6-FDP 10g / times, 2 times a day. The patient was admitted to hospital after the two groups were placed in floating Swan-Ganz catheter, connected hemodynamic monitoring device, at admission and monitoring 8,16,24,36,48 h after injury in patients with cardiac output (CO), cardiac index (SI), stroke volume (SV), stroke index (SI). The results of two groups of relevant indicators of cardiac function at admission were significantly decreased after 8h after injury A group of all time snack function parameters were significantly higher than the B group. Conclusion fluid resuscitation, while application of 1,6-FDP on cardiac function in patients with severe burns has a good protective effect. [Keywords:] severe burns; cardiac function; 1,6 - diphosphate The protective effect of fluid resuscitation plus 1,6-FDP on heart functiom with severely burned patients HUANG Jin-hua, LIU Yi-feng, ZUO Si-qin, et al.Department of Burn and Plastic Surgery, The Affiliated Hospital of Yangzhou University Medical College, Yangzhou 225001, China. [Abstract] Objective To investigate the protective effect of fluid resuscitation plus 1,6-FDP on cardiac function with severely burned patients.Methods 30 patients of severely burned were divided into two groups. The patients of group one (