Résumé
Objective To explore the clinical effect of pressured rapid volume expansion in the treatment of hemorrhagic shock under the monitoring of central venous pressure(CVP).Methods Forty patients with hemorrhagic shock were randomly divided into two groups: the study group (groupⅠ,n=20) and the control group(groupⅡ,n=20).In groupⅠ,the patients were treated with rapid intravenous infusion by pressured soft fluid in bags under the CVP,and the patients received traditional transfusion method in groupⅡ.Results The average amount of transfusion in 30 minutes and the total amount in perioperative period were(1271?170) ml and(5311?410) ml in groupⅠrespectively,and in groupⅡ,the results were(721?140) ml and(3273?330) ml respectively.The recovery of systolic blood pressure(SBP),diastolic blood pressure(DBP),central venous pressure(CVP) and pulse oxygen saturation(SpO_2),the time of recovered urination and cure rate in groupⅠ were significantly better than those in groupⅡ.The mortality reduced in the study group.Conclusion With the monitoring of CVP,the pressured rapid volume expansion is an effective treatment for hemorrhagic shock.With the pressured rapid volume expansion,the circulating blood volume of patients can be recovered rapidly and the perfusion of important organs,tissues and cells be maintained.