On the low molecular weight heparin treatment of unstable angina pectoris 32 cases of nursing.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 On the low molecular weight heparin treatment of unstable angina pectoris 32 cases of nursing [Paper Keywords] low molecular weight heparin, unstable angina, care [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the low molecular weight heparin treatment of unstable angina and care. METHODS: 64 patients with unstable angina were randomly divided into two groups, control group was given nitrate preparations, calcium antagonist agents, β blockers, aspirin, enteric-coated tablets and other drugs conventional treatment, the treatment group, 32 patients on the basis of conventional therapy to low molecular weight heparin 4100IU, Cullen injected subcutaneously every 12h 1, once every 7d Results: The treatment group was 90% in the control group was 70%, compared the two groups was statistically significant difference (P lt;0.05. CONCLUSION: Low molecular weight heparin treatment of unstable angina pectoris significant, safe, reliable, Care and general care, psychological care, injections of equal importance. Unstable angina pectoris (UAP) is an acute coronary syndrome, it is between stable angina and acute myocardial infarction (AMI) among a group of clinical syndromes. The process of changing its place, from a few minutes to chest pain symptoms within the recurrent symptoms and rapid progression to AMI. atherosclerotic plaque instability and are associated with coronary spasm and thrombosis is the pathological basis of UAP, timely and appropriate treatment can save the dying heart, reduce complications and mortality. low molecular weight heparin (LMWH) with a rapid and sustained antithrombotic effects, and can improve blood flow dynamics, high bioavailability, half-life was significantly longer than ordinary heparin, and low risk of bleeding without laboratory monitoring, etc., we injected low molecular weight heparin treatment of unstable angina pectoris, 30 cases during treatment care given to active measures, and achieved satisfactory results, re