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The effection of continuous negative pressure suction drainage associate with central venous catheter in the treatment of spontaneous pneumothorax

Jing Wu

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Objective: Evaluation the efficacy and safety in different intervention conditions on the central venous catheter Thoracic closed drainage in the treatment of pneumothorax.Methods: 120 cases of non-tension pneumothorax were randomly divided into 3 groups.They are all treated with persistent thoracic closed drainage by using micro-operation through central venous catheter.There groups were given three different intervention conditions.Results: The cure rate of the three groups were 100%,87.5% and 55%.Compared with three groups: the disappearance time of the pleural cavity of gas(2.83±1.38) d,(8.55±1.88) d,(10.95±2.14) d,pleural reaction(10%,1.25%,1.25%),hospital costs $(947.63±145.15),$(1 089.28 ± 238.31),$(1 286.58±301.73),score of anxiety 42.05±2.88,28.18±5.57,50.23±3.15,all the data is analysed by SPSS13.0,all difference were significant(P0.05).Conclusion: The method by using central venous catheter plus lasting vacuum aspiration to treat spontaneous pneumothorax is worthy of clinical promotion for its easy manipulating,less trauma,more effective and lower cost.

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Objective: Evaluation the efficacy and safety in different intervention conditions on the central venous catheter Thoracic closed drainage in the treatment of pneumothorax.Methods: 120 cases of non-tension pneumothorax were randomly divided into 3 groups.They are all treated with persistent thoracic closed drainage by using micro-operation through central venous catheter.There groups were given three different intervention conditions.Results: The cure rate of the three groups were 100%,87.5% and 55%.Compared with three groups: the disappearance time of the pleural cavity of gas(2.83±1.38) d,(8.55±1.88) d,(10.95±2.14) d,pleural reaction(10%,1.25%,1.25%),hospital costs $(947.63±145.15),$(1 089.28 ± 238.31),$(1 286.58±301.73),score of anxiety 42.05±2.88,28.18±5.57,50.23±3.15,all the data is analysed by SPSS13.0,all difference were significant(P0.05).Conclusion: The method by using central venous catheter plus lasting vacuum aspiration to treat spontaneous pneumothorax is worthy of clinical promotion for its easy manipulating,less trauma,more effective and lower cost.

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Objective: Evaluation the efficacy and safety in different intervention conditions on the central venous catheter Thoracic closed drainage in the treatment of pneumothorax.Methods: 120 cases of non-tension pneumothorax were randomly divided into 3 groups.They are all treated with persistent thoracic closed drainage by using micro-operation through central venous catheter.There groups were given three different intervention conditions.Results: The cure rate of the three groups were 100%,87.5% and 55%.Compared with three groups: the disappearance time of the pleural cavity of gas(2.83±1.38) d,(8.55±1.88) d,(10.95±2.14) d,pleural reaction(10%,1.25%,1.25%),hospital costs $(947.63±145.15),$(1 089.28 ± 238.31),$(1 286.58±301.73),score of anxiety 42.05±2.88,28.18±5.57,50.23±3.15,all the data is analysed by SPSS13.0,all difference were significant(P0.05).Conclusion: The method by using central venous catheter plus lasting vacuum aspiration to treat spontaneous pneumothorax is worthy of clinical promotion for its easy manipulating,less trauma,more effective and lower cost.

Key concepts: Medicine, Pneumothorax, Central venous catheter, Surgery, Catheter, Anesthesia, Suction, Thoracic cavity

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