Difference of multi-center controlled clinical efficacy in treatment of neonatal respiratory distress syndrome with different initial doses of pulmonary surfactant
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Difference of multi-center controlled clinical efficacy in treatment of neonatal respiratory distress syndrome with different initial doses of pulmonary surfactant
Journal of Army Medical UniversityVol. 38, Issue 4, Pages: 411-415(2016)
Liao Lingfan,Gong Hua,Yi Ming,Long Hua,Chen Wen,Zhou Ligang,Zhong Xiaoyun,Luo Qian.Difference of multi-center controlled clinical efficacy in treatment of neonatal respiratory distress syndrome with different initial doses of pulmonary surfactant[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2016,38(04):411-415.
Liao Lingfan,Gong Hua,Yi Ming,Long Hua,Chen Wen,Zhou Ligang,Zhong Xiaoyun,Luo Qian.Difference of multi-center controlled clinical efficacy in treatment of neonatal respiratory distress syndrome with different initial doses of pulmonary surfactant[J].J Amry Med Univ (J Third Mil Med Univ),2016,38(04):411-415.DOI:
Difference of multi-center controlled clinical efficacy in treatment of neonatal respiratory distress syndrome with different initial doses of pulmonary surfactant
Objective To investigate the difference of clinical efficacy in treatment of neonatal respiratory distress syndrome (NRDS) with different initial doses of pulmonary surfactant (PS). Methods Prospective multi-center controlled clinical trials and multi-stage stratified random sampling were employed
and 143 cases of NRDS
treated with PS from 3 NICUs were enrolled in the trails. The neonates were randomly divided into 2 groups
which were treated with initial dose of PS at 70 mg/kg (PS
70
) and at 100 mg/kg (PS
100
)
respectively. Blood gas analysis
chest X-ray results
repeated use of PS
complication occurrence
duration of mechanical ventilation
oxygen therapy and hospitalization were analyzed. Results The data demonstrated that PaO
2
PaCO
2
and chest X-ray results were improved in both groups after PS treatment (P0.05). PS
100
group had lower oxygen demand (P0.05) at 12
24 h and 36 h after PS administration compared with PS
70
group
and PO
2
and PCO
2
were improved more significantly in PS
100
group (P0.05). PS
100
group showed significantly improved chest X-ray results at 24 h after PS administration compared with PS
70
group (P0.05). Duration of mechanical ventilation and oxygen therapy were reduced more in PS
100
group than in PS
70
group (P0.05). Conclusion PS exerts better clinical efficacy in NRDS at the initial dose of 100 mg/kg than at 70 mg/kg.
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