Methylprednisolone treatment of complex liquid caudal block 150 cases of low back pain caused by lumbar disc herniation Effect.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Methylprednisolone treatment of complex liquid caudal block 150 cases of low back pain caused by lumbar disc herniation Effect Of: Wei Longhua, Huang Jinyi, Wakefield, Huangze Han, Deng Jun, Peng Weibo [Keywords:] methylprednisolone complex liquid, caudal block, lumbar disc herniation, low back pain In recent years, as people’s living standards, the pace of life and work to increase tension, and changes in dietary habits and other factors, low back pain become a common and frequently-occurring disease, seriously affecting people’s work and life. Waist Most is due to leg pain caused by lumbar disc herniation. For the treatment of low back pain, various methods vary, with traction, physiotherapy, acupuncture, massage and surgical treatment. Hospital Pain Division in April 2008, the carrying out by Methylprednisolone improved composite fluid treatment of lumbar disc caudal block caused 150 cases of low back pain, achieved good results, are reported as follows. Materials and Methods 1. General Information A total of 150 patients in this group of patients, 94 patients were male, female 56 cases, the youngest 28 years old, maximum 68 years. Pathogenesis of the shortest six months, up to 15 years, 60 cases of simple low back pain and leg tingling pain in 90 cases. All the cases were confirmed by CT or MRI, a diagnosis of lumbar disc herniation, the exclusion of tumor, tuberculosis and severe systemic disease, meaning that revenue in this group therapy. 2. Treatment Methylprednisolone Preparation of compound solution: 0.75% bupivacaine 3 ml + domestic methylprednisolone sodium succinate 40 mg + Vitamin B12 Injection 1 mg + normal saline to 20 ml, hereinafter referred to as “composite liquid methylprednisolone.” Improvement injection caudal block: the platform bed in the treatment of patients with stomach, hip cushions to raise the hips, taking Trendelenburg. puncture point positioning: In patients with sacral to feel out