Effects of hemoperfusion therapy in patients with acute tetramine intoxication
YI Xiang-ming
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YI Xiang-ming
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To explore the clinical efficiency of hemoperfusion therapy in acute tetramine intoxication. Thirty five patients were treated with hemoperfusion and the clinical effect was evaluated. The clinical results were also compared with conventional therapy in 34 patients. The clinical effect of hemoperfusion therapy was satisfactory. Blood concentration of tetramine, myocardial enzymes were significantly devreased after hemoperfusion, meanwhile duration of consciousness recovery and convulsion termination were significanly in blood purification group compared with conventional therapy group. [Conclusions] Hemoperfusion therapy is better than conventional therapy in patients with acute tetramine intoxication.
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To explore the clinical efficiency of hemoperfusion therapy in acute tetramine intoxication. Thirty five patients were treated with hemoperfusion and the clinical effect was evaluated. The clinical results were also compared with conventional therapy in 34 patients. The clinical effect of hemoperfusion therapy was satisfactory. Blood concentration of tetramine, myocardial enzymes were significantly devreased after hemoperfusion, meanwhile duration of consciousness recovery and convulsion termination were significanly in blood purification group compared with conventional therapy group. [Conclusions] Hemoperfusion therapy is better than conventional therapy in patients with acute tetramine intoxication.
Key concepts: Hemoperfusion, Tetramine, Medicine, Anesthesia, Surgery, Chemistry, Physical chemistry, Hemodialysis