Salt on Shenque separated moxibustion for treatment of infantile diarrhea clinical observation of 70 cases.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Salt on Shenque separated moxibustion for treatment of infantile diarrhea clinical observation of 70 cases [Abstract] Objective To observe Shenque separated moxibustion for treatment of infantile diarrhea salt effect. Methods 140 cases of diarrhea were randomly divided into treatment group and control group, 70 patients with 70 patients, 2 groups received oral rehydration method, on the basis treatment group were separated Shenque salt moxibustion, the control group was treated with Smecta. Results The cure rate was 61.4%, 97.1% total efficiency, the control group were 45.7% and 88.5%. the difference statistically significant (P lt;0.05 .) treatment group than the control group rapid onset, short course (P lt;0.05). Conclusion Shenque separated moxibustion for treatment of infantile diarrhea salt is effective, the treatment time was significantly shortened, and the operation is simple. [Keywords:] Que infant diarrhea salt separated moxibustion Observation Point Since 2006, I attended medical assistance to Timor-Leste, the National Hospital in East Timor 吉多瓦拉达 Gonzalez (Hospital National Guido valadares during salt used Shenque separated moxibustion for treatment of 70 cases of infantile diarrhea and compared with oral Smectite Comparative efficacy of 70 patients were observed, the results reported below. 1 Clinical data 1.1 General Information Cases from September 2006 to September 2007 Guido Valadares Hospital, 140 pediatric patients with diarrhea admitted to children, according to treatment randomly separated into Shenque salt moxibustion group (treatment group) 70 patients and oral smecta group (control group) 70 cases. the treatment group, 32 male and 38 female, age lt;1 year in 32 cases, 33 patients aged 1 to 2, 2 + ~ 3 years in 5 cases, the shortest duration of 1 d, up to 15 d, with mild dehydration in 29 cases, 34 cases of moderate dehydration, severe dehydration in 7 cases. the control group, 31 males and 39 fema