回吸收期RFMS防治大面积烧伤肺脏并发症的临床研究
[Abstract]:Background and objective large area burns patients have many complications, and the incidence of lung complications is the highest. Pulmonary edema is easy to occur in the early stage of large area burns, pulmonary edema is pulmonary infection, acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) or respiratory dysfunction can cause multiple organ function in patients with large area burns. Failure (MODS) or even death has an important influence on the prognosis and prognosis of patients with large area burns. The traditional pulmonary water monitoring method can not accurately measure the content of the extravascular lung water, and the operation is complex and the clinical practicability is not high. The monitoring and prevention of early pulmonary water in the patients with large area burns is limited. There is a positive correlation. The degree of pulmonary edema can be quantified by pulse indicator continuous cardiac output (PICCO) capacity monitor by the content of the extravascular lung water (indicator continuous cardiac output, PICCO). The quantitative monitoring of the content of extravascular pulmonary water in patients with the bed side of the bed is the only new technique for the quantitative monitoring of the content of the lung water by the dynamic side of the bed. With PICCO continuous monitoring, patients with large area burns entered the reabsorption period (3-10 days after injury), and the extravascular pulmonary edema index (ELWI) showed a continuous increase, which was higher than the normal high value (7mL/kg). It showed that there were different degrees of pulmonary edema in the early stage of large area burn. The early lung function of area burns was negatively correlated with ELWI. The above study revealed the early changes in the lung water and its possible clinical significance. The restrictive liquid management strategy (restrictive fluid management strategy, RFMS) means to keep the body fluid negative balance for a period of time and limit the amount of liquid input, A number of [2]. studies show that RFMS can obviously improve the lung function and prognosis of acute lung injury (ALI), infection, ARDS, shock, and [3][4][5], but there is no related research in the field of burn. Therefore, we speculate that RFMS can reduce the burden, reduce the content of lung water and improve the oxygenation function of the patients with large area burns at the reabsorption period. To reduce the lung complications and improve the prognosis. The purpose of this study is to use RFMS and conventional liquid management for patients with large area burns in the reabsorption period, to clarify the role of RFMS in regulating early body fluid balance in patients with large area burns, control of abnormal pulmonary water and prevention of pulmonary complications by PICCO monitoring. Early precision monitoring provides the basis for the prevention and treatment of pulmonary edema. The object and method adopted a non random prospective study method, through the examination and approval of the Southwest Hospital ethics review committee, the patients signed the informed consent. The control group collected 32 cases of large area burn patients admitted to the Department of burns in December, June 2012 -2014, and the restriction group collected 201 29 cases of large area burn patients in Southwest Hospital, Southwest Hospital in January -2016 years, 5 years. The two groups of shock period (2 days after injury) were treated in the same way. The control group was treated with the same routine treatment, the control group was treated with RFMS, that is, proper control of the total amount of rehydration and promoting the discharge of body fluid through diuresis (timing quantitative static push urine, 5mg/ times, 4-6 times, total 20-30mg/ days). The hemodynamic indexes of two groups of patients were continuously monitored by PICCO monitor (ELWI, pulmonary vascular permeability index PVPI, per stroke output index SVI, cardiac index CI, left ventricular contractile force index dpmx, mean arterial pressure MAP, total cardiac end diastolic volume index GEDI, thoracic cavity blood volume index ITBI, peripheral vascular resistance index SVRI). The nurses recorded the daily liquid entry and exit of two groups of patients and calculated the daily net balance of liquid and the daily accumulated liquid balance. Record the daily routine biochemical tests and the results of bacterial culture in two groups of patients. Records of the use of ventilator during the reabsorption period of the two groups, the incidence of ARDS, pulmonary infection and blood infection within 2 weeks after the injury, within 2 weeks. The occurrence of other visceral complications and the number of cases of disease worsening and death within 4 weeks after injury were analyzed by.SPSS22.0. The continuous data adopted mean standard deviation of mean number, independent sample t test, repeated measurement, and count data using chi 2 test and other statistical methods, and 1. demographic data of test level alpha =0.05. results were introduced. Two groups of patients were compared in age, sex, height, weight, time of admission, classification of causes of burn, inhalation injury and size of wound. There was no statistical difference (P0.05). There was a comparability of the effect of.2. reabsorption period RFMS on liquid balance in the reabsorption period of two groups. The difference between the sixth days was statistically significant (P0.05), and the daily accumulated liquid net balance of the two groups was higher than that of the control group, and the P value at each time point was less than 0.05, and the reabsorption limit group protein was slightly higher than the control group, and the serum potassium (K), and the blood sodium (Na) and other electrolyte concentrations were all in the group. After the effect of RFMS on hemodynamics in the normal level of.3. absorption period into the reabsorption period, the two groups of patients with GEDI and ITBI increased gradually, and at the peak of seventh Tianda after injury; after that, the GEDI and ITBI in the restricted group declined, to the lower limit of the normal range of tenth Tianda after injury, while the control group GEDI and ITBI were in a continuous high level after the injury on the 7-10 day after injury. The difference between two groups of GEDI was statistically significant at 4,10 days after injury. The difference between ITBI and tenth days after injury was statistically significant (P0.05). CI in two groups of patients in the reabsorption period were gradually higher than the normal upper limit, all at the peak of sixth in Tianda. The two groups of patients with MAP and SVI were in the normal range, and there was no statistical difference between the two. The myocardial contraction index of the restricted group was slightly higher than the control group on day 4-10 after injury, and the limit group SVRI was slightly higher than the control group at the end of the injury after the injury to the control group at the.4. reabsorption period of RFMS to the two groups of ELWI and OI in the reabsorption period of the control group, which were all higher than the normal values. The limit group was higher than the upper limit of normal value only 7-9 days after injury, and the control group in the reabsorption period was higher than the limit group, and the difference between the fourth days was statistically significant (P0.05). The total days of the abnormal ELWI in the two groups were 82 days in the restriction group and 134 days in the control group; the proportion of the abnormal days of the ELWI was 35.3% and 52.3% respectively, and the two comparison was compared. There was a statistical difference (P0.01). In the two groups, the OI showed a downward trend in the reabsorption period, and the decrease was more obvious in the control group. The 3-8 day after the injury in the control group was higher than that of the control group, the use of RFMS ventilator and the lung complications in the.5. reabsorption period of the control group were 15 cases in the control group and 6 in the restricted group, and the two of the two groups had a significant difference. P=0.030.05. The total days of the control group were 105 days, 41.02% of the total days in the reabsorption period, 3.28 days per person, 43 days for the total days of the ventilator in the restricted group, 18.53% of the total days in the reabsorption period, 1.48 days per person, and two (P=0.000.01). In the 2 weeks after injury, 4 cases were ARDS, 12 cases in the control group and 5 in the restriction group. There were 14 cases of pulmonary infection and 14 cases in the control group, and there were statistically significant differences (P0.05) in the.6. reabsorption period, the effect of RFMS on blood infection, other organ complications and death in 2 weeks after injury, the incidence of blood infection was 6 cases in the restricted group and 18 in the control group. The P value was less than 2 weeks after the 0.05. injury, and 6 other 4 species occurred in the restricted group. 15 cases of other 8 organ complications in the control group, the P value was less than 0.05, the difference was statistically significant. Within 4 weeks after the injury, 1 cases were dead, 9 cases were deteriorated, 7 cases in the control group died, 15 cases deteriorated, and the two were all less than 0.05 in the P value, and the difference had the significance of overall planning. Conclusion the RFMS in the 1. absorption period could effectively reduce the large area. The daily net balance of the liquid and the accumulated liquid balance can improve the plasma protein content to a certain extent. There is no obvious effect on the electrolyte concentration in the.2. absorption period. RFMS can effectively control the increase of large area burn capacity, improve the cardiac function to a certain extent, and have no adverse effect on the other hemodynamic indexes in the.3. recovery period, RFMS can be effectively prevented. The abnormal increase of ELWI in patients with large area burns, a certain degree of improvement of pulmonary oxygenation, reducing the use of ventilator, reducing pulmonary infection and ARDS and other lung complications in.4. recovery period RFMS can reduce the occurrence of other organ complications and blood flow infection in the early stage of large area burns, reduce the disease and reduce the mortality, and improve the prognosis of large area burns. It is of positive significance.
【学位授予单位】:第三军医大学
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2017
【分类号】:R473.6
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