Recombinant human growth hormone treatment on chest trauma caused by the clinical observation of myocardial contusion.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Recombinant human growth hormone treatment on chest trauma caused by the clinical observation of myocardial contusion Of: Wu Junfeng, Duan Junfeng, Deng Rui Hua, Huang Yingwen, Jiang Junwei, Zhong Huiling, Li Guopeng, Zhang Yaosen [Abstract] Clinical effects of recombinant human growth hormone (GH) treatment of myocardial contusion. 60 cases were due to cardiac contusion in chest trauma patients were divided into recombinant human GH treatment group and routine treatment group (N = 30). Continuous treatment of 10 days, the patients were detected before and after treatment Heart creatine kinase (CK MB), creatine kinase (CK), cardiac troponin I (cTnI), electrocardiogram and echocardiography changes. recombinant human GH on cardiac contusion with treatment. [Keywords:] recombinant human growth hormone; myocardial contusion; treatment Diagnosis and treatment of myocardial contusion and more and more attention, but there is still lack of precise and effective drug treatment programs. This clinical effects of recombinant human growth hormone (GH) on the treatment of myocardial contusion. Clinical data An object of the present group of 60 patients with thoracic injuries, damage mainly due to road traffic injuries, falls injuries, crush injuries, etc.; associated injuries are mainly head injuries, limb fractures injury, trauma and other abdominal organs; thoracic trauma including rib fractures, sternal fracture, pulmonary contusion, pneumothorax and other blood. 60 cases were due to cardiac contusion in chest trauma patients were divided into recombinant human GH treatment group and routine treatment group (N = 30), two groups were compared in Table 1 related factors 3. Table 1 Comparison of clinical data of the two groups were generally no significant differences for all comparisons, Pgt; 0.05 Table 2 Comparison of the two groups were the extent of chest trauma (N = 30) Table 3, two cases of myocardial contusion Comparison of d