Resuscitation with Hypertonic Saline Solutions and Cell Function in Hemorrhagic Shock
Fang Yu-ron
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Fang Yu-ron
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Objective To research the effects of hypertonic saline on the treatment and cell function in hemorrhagic shock.Methods It was reproduced that an animal model of hemorrhaged(MAP=5.33kPa) for 30 minutes in rabbits.It was treated by saline solution,grouped as 5 groups in 0.9%、2.5%、5.0%、7.5%、10.0%NaCl.It was analyzed in MAP and Na~+、Cl~-、K~+、NAG、MDA in plasma and survival times in rabbits.Results The MAP of 7.5% NaCl groups was significantly greater than others,but the level of K~+、NAG、MDA was significantly lower than others,the survival times in 7.5% NaCl groups were the longest among the 5 groups.Conclusion These studies suggest that cell injury may be decreased in resuscitation with 7.5% NaCl in hemorrhagic shock.
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Objective To research the effects of hypertonic saline on the treatment and cell function in hemorrhagic shock.Methods It was reproduced that an animal model of hemorrhaged(MAP=5.33kPa) for 30 minutes in rabbits.It was treated by saline solution,grouped as 5 groups in 0.9%、2.5%、5.0%、7.5%、10.0%NaCl.It was analyzed in MAP and Na~+、Cl~-、K~+、NAG、MDA in plasma and survival times in rabbits.Results The MAP of 7.5% NaCl groups was significantly greater than others,but the level of K~+、NAG、MDA was significantly lower than others,the survival times in 7.5% NaCl groups were the longest among the 5 groups.Conclusion These studies suggest that cell injury may be decreased in resuscitation with 7.5% NaCl in hemorrhagic shock.
Key concepts: Medicine, Resuscitation, Hypertonic saline, Saline, Hemorrhagic shock, Shock (circulatory), Tonicity, Anesthesia