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USING NEBULIZED HYPERTONIC SALINE AND TERBUTALINE THROUGH ULTRASONIC ATOMIZING INHALATION TO TREAT CAPILLARY BRONCHITIS IN CHILDREN

Min Zhang

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Objective To explore the effects of using hypertonic saline and terbutaline on capillary bronchitis in children.Methods Randomized double-blind control trial was used to divided 65 infants with capillary bronchiolitis into the treatment group of 33 cases treated with 5 mg of terbutaline and 3% and the contrast group of 32 cases treated with normal saline solution and 5 mg of aerosolized terbutaline with the total volume being 2 ml.Results The clinical severity(CS) scores declined with time with the scores significantly lower in the treatment group than in the contrast group(P0.05 0.01).Conclusion Aerosolized 3% hypertonic saline solution plus terbutaline is effective in decreasing symptoms of non-asthmatic,non-severe capillary bronchiolitis in infants.

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Objective To explore the effects of using hypertonic saline and terbutaline on capillary bronchitis in children.Methods Randomized double-blind control trial was used to divided 65 infants with capillary bronchiolitis into the treatment group of 33 cases treated with 5 mg of terbutaline and 3% and the contrast group of 32 cases treated with normal saline solution and 5 mg of aerosolized terbutaline with the total volume being 2 ml.Results The clinical severity(CS) scores declined with time with the scores significantly lower in the treatment group than in the contrast group(P0.05 0.01).Conclusion Aerosolized 3% hypertonic saline solution plus terbutaline is effective in decreasing symptoms of non-asthmatic,non-severe capillary bronchiolitis in infants.

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Objective To explore the effects of using hypertonic saline and terbutaline on capillary bronchitis in children.Methods Randomized double-blind control trial was used to divided 65 infants with capillary bronchiolitis into the treatment group of 33 cases treated with 5 mg of terbutaline and 3% and the contrast group of 32 cases treated with normal saline solution and 5 mg of aerosolized terbutaline with the total volume being 2 ml.Results The clinical severity(CS) scores declined with time with the scores significantly lower in the treatment group than in the contrast group(P0.05 0.01).Conclusion Aerosolized 3% hypertonic saline solution plus terbutaline is effective in decreasing symptoms of non-asthmatic,non-severe capillary bronchiolitis in infants.

Key concepts: Medicine, Terbutaline, Hypertonic saline, Bronchiolitis, Saline, Inhalation, Anesthesia, Budesonide

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