Effect of Omeprazole combined with Cisapride on reflux esophagitis
Leilei Jiao
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Leilei Jiao
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Objective: To study the efficacy of Omeprazole and Cisapride in treating reflux esophagitis.Method: 72 cases of digestive out-patients were diagnosed with reflux esophagitis(all by biopsy diagnosis),and randomly divided into two groups,36 cases in observation group,20 mg of Omeprazole,bid,5 mg of Cisapride were taken orally,tid;36 cases in control group,150 mg of Ranitidine,bid,5 mg of Cisapride were taken orally,tid.During the course 8 weeks of treatment,72 cases were checked by the gastroscope at the end of 8 weeks.Results: The clinical curative rates were 94.4% in observation group and 61.1% in control group.Conclusion: The efficacy of Omeprazole and Cisapride in treating reflux esophagitis is obviously superior to the other group.
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Objective: To study the efficacy of Omeprazole and Cisapride in treating reflux esophagitis.Method: 72 cases of digestive out-patients were diagnosed with reflux esophagitis(all by biopsy diagnosis),and randomly divided into two groups,36 cases in observation group,20 mg of Omeprazole,bid,5 mg of Cisapride were taken orally,tid;36 cases in control group,150 mg of Ranitidine,bid,5 mg of Cisapride were taken orally,tid.During the course 8 weeks of treatment,72 cases were checked by the gastroscope at the end of 8 weeks.Results: The clinical curative rates were 94.4% in observation group and 61.1% in control group.Conclusion: The efficacy of Omeprazole and Cisapride in treating reflux esophagitis is obviously superior to the other group.
Key concepts: Cisapride, Medicine, Omeprazole, Reflux esophagitis, Gastroenterology, Reflux, Internal medicine, Ranitidine