Rhubarb UTI treatment of multiple injuries combined with multiple organ dysfunction syndrome caused 60 cases of.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Rhubarb UTI treatment of multiple injuries combined with multiple organ dysfunction syndrome caused 60 cases of Of: Wang Lu E, Zhou Xiaoyan, Qi policy, Bo Zhang [Keywords:] Ulinastatin, rhubarb, multiple injuries, multiple organ dysfunction syndrome Multiple injury factor is the effect of a single injury caused serious injuries to multiple sites or organs, often accompanied by bleeding, shock, and severe physical disorders, can cause severe systemic inflammatory response, and then lead to multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (MODS). multiple organ dysfunction syndrome, acute onset, rapid progression, high mortality is a difficult problem in the medical field. In recent years, our emergency room and the ICU treatment of primary disease in organ support, symptomatic treatment and other conventional treatment based on the addition of UTI and the treatment of multiple injuries caused by rhubarb MODS patients achieved satisfactory results, are reported below. 1 Clinical data May 2004 -2008 admitted to our hospital in May were 114 patients with multiple injuries, consistent with the body suffered severe trauma and shock after the order of 2 or 2 or more organ dysfunction, and to achieve the multiple organ dysfunction related to the diagnostic criteria [1]. injury severity score (ASS-ISS)gt; 16 sub-.114 road accident cases in 70 cases, 16 cases of injury by falling, heavy injured in 12 cases, the machine strangulation injury in 9 cases, 7 cases of crush injury, male 89 cases, 25 females, aged from 12 to 78 years (mean 40.6 + -13.7 years). randomly divided into 2 groups: treatment group 60 cases, 42 males and 18 females, mean age 37.2 years, the rapid physiological and chronic health score Ⅱ (APACHE Ⅱ) average 23.6 points, the control group of 54 patients, 37 males and 17 females, mean age 36.6 years, APACHE Ⅱ .2 group average of 22.8 points by the clinical data of patients with no significant difference statistically (Pgt; 0.05).