Study of the Effect of the Moxibustion in Preventing Phlebitis Resulting from Venour Transfusion of Superficial INTIMA
Xingli Wang
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Xingli Wang
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Objective:To study the effect of the moxibustion in preventing phlebitis resulting from venour transfusion of superficial INTIMA.Methods:116 Cases of patients with superficial vein catheter transfusion were randomly divided into two groups.Experimental group use moxibustion while control group not use any preventing nursing way.Results:The rate of phlebitis two group were significant at 6.67%,42.86% respectively(P0.01).Conclusion:Moxibusion is effective in preventing phlebitis.Moxibustion can reduce rate of phlebitis and prolong using time of superficial vein INTIMA needle cathter transfusion.So can increase the efficiency and decrease the pain and economic burden of the patients.
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Objective:To study the effect of the moxibustion in preventing phlebitis resulting from venour transfusion of superficial INTIMA.Methods:116 Cases of patients with superficial vein catheter transfusion were randomly divided into two groups.Experimental group use moxibustion while control group not use any preventing nursing way.Results:The rate of phlebitis two group were significant at 6.67%,42.86% respectively(P0.01).Conclusion:Moxibusion is effective in preventing phlebitis.Moxibustion can reduce rate of phlebitis and prolong using time of superficial vein INTIMA needle cathter transfusion.So can increase the efficiency and decrease the pain and economic burden of the patients.
Key concepts: Medicine, Moxibustion, Vein, Superficial vein, Catheter, Surgery, Anesthesia, Acupuncture