WANG Yu-liang, DANG Zhong-qin, ZHANG Guang-yu, et al. Effect of Intestinal Mucosa Permeability,Endotoxin Blood and Ammonia of Severe Hepatitis Treated with Multi-ways Administration of Chinese Medicine[J]. Chinese journal of experimental traditional medical formulae, 2013, 19(16): 297-301.
DOI:
WANG Yu-liang, DANG Zhong-qin, ZHANG Guang-yu, et al. Effect of Intestinal Mucosa Permeability,Endotoxin Blood and Ammonia of Severe Hepatitis Treated with Multi-ways Administration of Chinese Medicine[J]. Chinese journal of experimental traditional medical formulae, 2013, 19(16): 297-301. DOI: 10.11653/syfj2013160297.
Effect of Intestinal Mucosa Permeability,Endotoxin Blood and Ammonia of Severe Hepatitis Treated with Multi-ways Administration of Chinese Medicine
Objective: To study the effect of intestinal mucosa permeability
endotoxin blood and ammonia of Severe hepatitis treated with multi-ways administration of Chinese medicine. Method: Eighty-eight severe hepatitis patients were randomLy distributed into therapy group (57 cases)and control group(31 cases). According to clinic sequence
the control group was treated with conventional therapy methods such as protecting liver
supporting treatment and artificial liver support system
in the same time the therapy group was treated with conventional therapy plus multi-ways administration of Chinese medicine such as retention enema
sticking
oral administration dialectically and intravenous drip with traditional Chinese medicine. Result: The total effective rate was 82.46% in the therapy group
in which 16 cases were obviously improved
18 cases were improved
7 cases were ineffective and 1 case was sheded; whereas the total effective rate was 61.29% in the control group
in which 3 were cases cured
7 cases were obviously improved
9 cases were improved
12 cases were ineffective
and 2 cases were sheded. The difference between the two groups was obvious (P<0.05)
with the treatment group being better than the control group.A obvious difference(P<0.05) was exhibited in refractory complications
time of hospitalization
number of times of artificial liver treatment
with the treatment group being better than the control group. Conclusion: Multi-ways administration of Chinese medicine could promote the recovery of severe hepatitis patients
reduce the refractory complications
cost
time of hospitalization and the number of times of artificial liver treatment of severe hepatitis patients