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Clinical Effects of Dezocine Combined with Pholroglucinol on Renal Colic caused by Calculus

Zuo Y

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OBJECTIVE To investigate the clinical effects of dezocine combined with pholroglucinol on renal colic caused by calculus. METHODS 178 cases of renal colic patients were divided into experiment group(n =94) and control group(n = 84). Experiment group: intramuscular dezocine 5mg combined with intravenous pholroglucinol 120 mg. Control group: intramuscular demerol 50 mg combined with intravenous anisodamine10 mg. Spasmolysis effects,analgesia effects and side effects in each group were observed. RESULTS There were no significant differences in total effective rate which were 91. 5%,89. 3% in experiment group and control respectively(P 0. 05),and statistically significant differences in the incidences of side effects which were 22. 3% and 47. 6%in experiment group and control respectively(P 0. 05). CONCLUSION There are remarkable clinical effects and low incidence of side effect of dezocine combined with benzene three phenol on renal colic caused by calculus.

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OBJECTIVE To investigate the clinical effects of dezocine combined with pholroglucinol on renal colic caused by calculus. METHODS 178 cases of renal colic patients were divided into experiment group(n =94) and control group(n = 84). Experiment group: intramuscular dezocine 5mg combined with intravenous pholroglucinol 120 mg. Control group: intramuscular demerol 50 mg combined with intravenous anisodamine10 mg. Spasmolysis effects,analgesia effects and side effects in each group were observed. RESULTS There were no significant differences in total effective rate which were 91. 5%,89. 3% in experiment group and control respectively(P 0. 05),and statistically significant differences in the incidences of side effects which were 22. 3% and 47. 6%in experiment group and control respectively(P 0. 05). CONCLUSION There are remarkable clinical effects and low incidence of side effect of dezocine combined with benzene three phenol on renal colic caused by calculus.

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OBJECTIVE To investigate the clinical effects of dezocine combined with pholroglucinol on renal colic caused by calculus. METHODS 178 cases of renal colic patients were divided into experiment group(n =94) and control group(n = 84). Experiment group: intramuscular dezocine 5mg combined with intravenous pholroglucinol 120 mg. Control group: intramuscular demerol 50 mg combined with intravenous anisodamine10 mg. Spasmolysis effects,analgesia effects and side effects in each group were observed. RESULTS There were no significant differences in total effective rate which were 91. 5%,89. 3% in experiment group and control respectively(P 0. 05),and statistically significant differences in the incidences of side effects which were 22. 3% and 47. 6%in experiment group and control respectively(P 0. 05). CONCLUSION There are remarkable clinical effects and low incidence of side effect of dezocine combined with benzene three phenol on renal colic caused by calculus.

Key concepts: Dezocine, Renal colic, Medicine, Anesthesia, Incidence (geometry), Calculus (dental), Mathematics, Orthodontics

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