【摘要】 目的 探讨口服百草枯中毒患者口腔护理的方法及早期护理的临床意义。 方法 2009年1月-2010年3月，采用半随机方法将62例白草枯中毒患者按中毒时间的长短分A组（中毒时间lt;3 d，n=32）、B组（中毒时间gt;3 d，n=3），比较两组患者口腔溃疡的治愈率、并发症发生状况，分析早期口腔护理的必要性。 结果 A组患者百草枯所致的口腔黏膜损害明显减轻，并发症发生率降低，为改善预后提供了条件，显示了早期加强口腔护理的成效。 结论 重视百草枯早期口腔护理，能够减轻口腔糜烂溃疡痛苦，减少并发症，提高患者生活质量。【Abstract】 Objective To investigate the clinical significance of early oral care for paraquat-poisoned patients. Methods A quasi-randomized controlled trial was used. A total of 62 paraquat-poisoned patients (from January 2009 to March 2010) were divided into experimental group and control group in order to compare the healing rate of oral ulcer, complications and the necessity of early oral care between the two groups. Results The oral mucosa lesions in experimental group obviously alleviated and the complications decreased. The effective early oral care provided the very favorable conditions for better prognosis. Conclusion The early oral care for paraquat-poisoned patients could relieve the pain of oral ulcer, reduce the complications and improve patient′s life quality.
ObjectiveTo analyze the clinical and pathologic features of paraquat poisoning, discuss the damage mechanism of pulmonary fibrosis caused by paraquat poisoning. MethodsWe retrospectively analyzed the paraquat poisoning-related cases collected in recent years from January 2010 to December 2013, and compared the clinical features and pathologic changes between acute and chronic paraquat poisoning cases. ResultsThe main clinical and pathologic manifestation of paraquat poisoning was multiple organ damage, especially with lung as its target organ. In acute poisoning deaths, the lung injury was characterized by the pulmonary edema and formation of lung transparent membrane; In chronic poisoning deaths, the injury was characterized by the formation of lung transparent membrane and pulmonary fibrosis. ConclusionIn order to make an earlier diagnosis in clinical cases, we should strengthen the cognition of clinical manifestations and damage mechanism of paraquat poisoning. To obtain an accurate conclusion in forensic medicine appraisal, we should draw a comprehensive analysis of the forensic case, the clinical data, the toxicological analysis and the autopsical results.
ObjectiveTo explore the differential diagnosis value of subpleural bandlike ground-glass opacity (GGO) in thoracic CT in paraquat poisoning pneumonia. MethodsA retrospective study was carried out by retrieving the patients CT database from March 2013 to March 2015. The patients with paraquat poisoning pneumonia, interstitial pneumonia and pulmonary alveolar proteinosis (PAP) were recruited and their radiological characteristics of thoracic CT were analyzed. ResultsA total of 698 newly diagnosed interstitial pneumonia patients were finally enrolled in this study, 392 of them (56.2%) presented with GGO in thoracic CT. A total of 38 newly diagnosed PAP patients and 14 paraquat poisoning patients were enrolled, and GGO presented in thoracic CT of 100.0% and 42.9% of them respectively. Subpleural bandlike GGO was mostly commonly found in 83.3% of the paraquat poisoning pneumonia patients with GGO in thoracic CT, followed by 18.4% of the PAP patiens and 5.6% of the interstitial pneumonia patients with GGO in thoracic CT, which were significantly lower than that in the paraquat poisoning pneumonia patients (P < 05). GGO associated crazy paving pattern in thoracic CT was mostly commonly found in 94.7% of the PAP patients, followed by 0.5% of the interstitial pneumonia patients and none of the paraquat poisoning pneumonia patients. All the PAP patients with subpleural bandlike GGO were found associated with crazy paving pattern, while none of such association was found in the interstitial pneumonia or the paraquat poisoning pnuemonia patients. GGO coexisting with honeycombing and subpleural line were respectively found in 22.7% and 11.2% of the interstitial pneumonia patients, and none of such association was found in the PAP or the paraquat poisoning pneumonia patients. ConclusionsSubpleural bandlike GGO is mostly commonly found in paraquat poisoning pneumonia patients and rarely in PAP and interstitial pneumonia patients. Combined with crazy paving pattern and subpleural line, subpleural bandlike GGO may be a valuable feature in the diagnosis of paraquat poisoning pneumonia patients.