ABSTRACT
Among the transfusion reaction, the hemolytic reaction due to mismatched blood transfusion is a fatal complication. After immediate fatal disaster, the renal complication is still life threatening and so its prevention and management are very important. We experienced five cases of acute renal failure and, two of five patients were developed at the SNU hospital and the remainders were transfered to the SNU hospital from local hospital. Two of five patients were showed oliguric renal failures and the remamders were showed non-o-liguric renal failures. All five patients were discharged without complication. We summerize the labaratory data of the five patients during hospitalization and together reviewed with the literatures.
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Humans , Acute Kidney Injury , Blood Group Incompatibility , Blood Transfusion , Disasters , Hospitalization , Renal InsufficiencyABSTRACT
An attempt was made to correlate the incidence of muscle pain following the administration of succinyIcholine and its prevention by prior administration of gallamine or d-tubocurarine. The overall incidence of pain after use of succinylcholine was 29 per cent. The prior injection of d-tubocurarine (0. 05 mg/kg) or gallamine (0. 3 mg/kg) completely pervented the muscle pain. It is presumed that d-tubocurarine or gallamine protects the patients from muscle pain by preventing a portion of the injected succinylcholine from depolarizing the muscle fibers.
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Humans , Clinical Study , Gallamine Triethiodide , Incidence , Myalgia , Succinylcholine , TubocurarineABSTRACT
It was presented the precise technique of percutaneous radial-artery catheterization with testing methods for assessment of status in the collateral circulation of the hand, and also presented continuous measurement of arterial blood pressure with connecting to Arenoids blood pressure manometer for blood pressure and commented the easiness numerous arterial blood samplings for the critically illed patients without pain.