2013•Journal of clinical and experimental medicineRequires access
The effects of sodium potassium magnesium calcium glucose injection in patients undergoing resection of liver surgery
Xianfeng Wang
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Abstract
Objective To investigate the effects of sodium potassium magnesium calcium glucose injection in patients undergoing resection of liver surgery.Methods 20 cases General surgery line lobe resection patient were randomized into control group,each group of each 10 people,A group of potassium sodium use calcium magnesium glucose injection operation fluid infusion,R group to use lactate.Record each time the monitoring indicators and extraction radial artery blood tests,blood gas analysis,electrolyte,blood sugar and lactic acid index.Results Two groups of mean arterial pressure,and heart rate and sodium,potassium,calcium ion concentration difference was not statistically significant(P0.05).After infusion group A Mg2+,lactic acid concentration,BE value did not change significantly,blood sugar significantly higher(P0.05);R group Mg2+significantly(P0.05),Lactic acid concentration increased significantly(P0.05),BE value decreased obviously(P0.05).Conclusion Sodium potassium magnesium calcium glucose injection,and the clinical commonly used lactic acid ling liquid have the same safety,effectiveness,and can effectively reduce the lactic acid concentration,for lobe resection patients has more advantages.