Misoprostol prevention cesarean section clinical observation of 40 cases of hemorrhage.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Misoprostol prevention cesarean section clinical observation of 40 cases of hemorrhage [Abstract] [Purpose] To study the prevention and treatment of misoprostol during cesarean section and postoperative bleeding in clinical efficacy. [Methods] hospital cesarean section were randomly selected in 2007 as a control group and treatment group, 40 cases in two groups, patients in both the use of oxytocin, in which the treatment group of pregnant women sublingual misoprostol, observe surgery and intraoperative After the bleeding. [Results] all the effective treatment group, 40 cases, efficacy is superior to the control group (P amp;lt;0.01). [Conclusion] misoprostol prevention cesarean section and postoperative bleeding significantly, worthy to be popularized. [Keywords:] Misoprostol cesarean section bleeding Misoprostol has been widely used family planning to terminate early and mid-term pregnancy, in recent years, increasingly tested in clinical obstetrics. Use of misoprostol for prevention and treatment hospital in 2007 caesarean section 40 cases of bleeding, efficacy obviously, is now used for reporting are as follows. 1 Data and methods 1.1 General Information 2007 1 to June 2007 the Court issued a random sample full-term, there are indications for cesarean section is required for elective surgery in 40 patients as a control group, 7 December randomly from 40 cases as a treatment group, Purchase 1 case of low placenta, and 4 great children. Preoperative blood and urine tests were within normal range, ECG normal. Non-prostaglandin contraindication. 1.2 Treatment in the preoperative treatment group, continuous epidural puncture and the success of the 1st bolus dose of anesthesia, the pregnant woman sublingual misoprostol 200μ g (Shanghai Hualian Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. produce three Kin-sheet). 15min after the beginning of surgery, surgery, treatment group and control group in the temple wall of the fetal head parturition oxytocin inje