UA140355U - METHOD OF CORRECTION OF HEMOGLOBIN LEVEL IN THE PREOPERATIVE PERIOD IN SURGICAL PATIENTS WITH ACQUIRED AORTAL HEART DEFECTS - Google Patents

Abstract

The method of correction of hemoglobin in the preoperative period in surgical patients with acquired aortic heart disease, according to which intravenous iron is administered, up to 7 mg / kg body weight, the total estimated dose of iron is divided into 3 parts: 1 part is administered 5 days before the operation, 2 parts are administered 3 days before the operation, 3 parts are administered the day before the operation.

Description

The proposed technical solution belongs to medicine, namely to anesthesiology, intensive care, and can be used in the surgical treatment of patients.

Traditionally, surgical treatment of patients is accompanied by transfusion of donor blood components. Transfusion of donor blood components is, in fact, transplantation of foreign tissue, it is associated with the risk of developing various post-transfusion reactions and complications of an immune and non-immune nature. At the same time, there is a danger of infection with infectious and viral diseases (hepatitis, AIDS, cytomegalovirus, syphilis, transfusion mononucleosis, malaria, etc.), the number of which is constantly increasing. The immunosuppressive effect of allogeneic blood transfusions on the recipient's body is proven. Recently, clinicians increasingly have to face ethical and legal problems related to the refusal of patients from allogeneic blood transfusions due to doubts about the safety of donor blood components and due to religious beliefs. It should also be pointed out the low functional efficiency of the donor erythrocyte mass in connection with the sequestration of 25-30 95 overflow erythrocytes and the reduced content of 2,3-diphosphoglycerate in them. In this regard, hemoglobin, although it attaches oxygen, but does not give it to the tissues actively enough. Therefore, the effect of transfused donor blood is less than the costs incurred, and complications occur especially often after transfusion.

One of the problems faced by doctors during surgical operations on patients is anemia, which is accompanied by a low level of hemoglobin. The level of iron in these patients is reduced in most cases.

There is a need to create a method of correcting the level of hemoglobin in the preoperative period in surgical patients with acquired aortic heart defects, which would stabilize the patient's oxygen exchange both before and during the operation.

There are many ways to increase the level of hemoglobin in patients with anemia. However, in surgical treatment, the use of oral liquid or solid dosage forms of iron before the operation is not appropriate in terms of time, because in order to increase the level of iron with the help of oral forms, oral forms of iron should be taken for several months.

According to a useful model, the author suggests a rapid increase in hemoglobin in the preoperative period in patients with acquired aortic heart defects with varying degrees of anemia.

When conducting scheduled, and especially urgent operations, the only method of increasing the iron level is the intravenous use of iron preparations.

For example, the well-known drug "Sufer" (see "Instructions for the medical use of the drug Sufer"; approved by the Order of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine on 04.10.2013; Mo 860 Registration certificate Mo OA/13269/01/01; amended by the Order of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine dated November 27, 2015 Mo 789), intended for intravenous administration, which is a hydroxide-sucrose complex of iron (ІІІ), 1 ml of which solution contains 20 mg of iron.

The basis of a useful model is the task of creating a new method of preoperative hemoglobin level correction in surgical patients with acquired aortic heart defects, which allows to reduce the need for hemotransfusion of donor blood, reduce the level of postoperative complications and improve the quality of life of patients.

According to the useful model, the problem is solved by a new method of correcting the level of hemoglobin in the preoperative period in surgical patients with acquired aortic heart defects, according to which an iron preparation is administered intravenously, up to 7 mg/kg of body weight. The total calculated dose of the iron preparation is divided into 3 parts: 1 part is injected 5 days before the operation, 2 part is injected 3 days before the operation, 3 part is injected the day before the operation.

The technical result, according to the proposed technical solution, is achieved due to the set of new essential features outlined in the formula.

The division of the total dose of the iron preparation into 5, 3 and 1 day before the operation is due to preventive care in case of possible complications of the introduction of the preparation and the possibility of adaptation of the body to the introduction of a concentrated solution.

According to the calculation tables of the hemoglobin level (for this, the instructions for the use of the iron preparation are used), the iron preparation is administered intravenously up to a maximum of 7 mg/kg of body weight.

The introduction of iron was not accompanied by allergic reactions, was not accompanied by changes in the cardiovascular, respiratory and urinary systems.

The safety of administration of the iron preparation (according to the instructions) is determined by: a) the criteria and doses of the administration of the preparation, which are based on the developed "Instructions for the medical use of the preparation Sufer" (approved by the Order of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine

04.10.2013; Mo 860 Registration certificate Mo SHA/13269/01/01; changes were made by Order

of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine dated July 2, 2015 Mo 789); b) conducting constant supervision and visual control over the drip administration of the drug and control over the probable occurrence of allergic reactions during and after the infusion; c) carrying out biochemical control of the level of hemoglobin, the level of iron, transferrin, ferritin and the iron-binding function of erythrocytes.

The effect of separate administration of the iron preparation on the 5th, 3rd and 1st days before the operation is due to: a) the need for a minimal effect of transfusion of hypertonic iron solutions on the hemodynamics of patients; b) observation and prevention of possible complications, such as on the days of iron transfusion, such as on the 2nd day.

The effect of iron saturation in hemoglobin is achieved in the fastest way, which is very important in the preoperative period. It is accompanied by: 1 - the need for maximum hemoglobin level support, 2 - the efficiency of the blood's oxygen capacity (according to the erythrocyte buffer).

Before carrying out hemoglobin correction, a control determination of its level is carried out with the help of laboratory tests.

According to the table (according to the instructions), the hemoglobin level is found, according to the patient's weight, the amount of Sufer is calculated in mg or ml, which should be transfused to the patient.

Correction of the patient's hemoglobin level is carried out in the 3rd stage.

5 days before the operation, the first dose of the iron preparation of 500 mg is administered, which is calculated according to the instructions for the preparation and is dissolved in 0.9 95 physiological solution in the proportion: 100 mg of iron in 100 ml of physiological solution. The solution is administered within 4 hours. The second dose (500 mg of the drug) is administered three days before the operation. The third dose is added to the total calculated dose according to the above method.

Monitoring of hemoglobin (Hb), iron, ferritin, transferrin, erythrocyte iron-binding function, diuresis, hematocrit (NI), leukocyte, reticulocyte level.

The claimed method is implemented as follows.

An example of clinical application of the method.

Example 1.

Hospitalized V., 72 kg. Diagnosis: Mitral-aortic acquired heart disease. Ischemic heart disease, surgical treatment of mitral and aortic heart defects is indicated. Aorto-coronary shunting in conditions of artificial blood circulation. Preoperative intravenous drip administration of an iron preparation was carried out.

The drug was administered in the following mode according to the method proposed by this technical solution: 500 mg of iron was transfused 5 days before the operation, another 500 mg of iron was transfused 3 days before the operation, and 420 mg of the calculated dose was transfused the day before the operation. In total, 1420 mg of iron was infused intravenously, which corresponded to the calculated dose.

The infusion period was uneventful and without complications. Biochemical parameters of patient V., 72 years old, before iron transfusion and after transfusion of the estimated dose are shown in Table 1.

Table 1

Transferritin 3.61 g/l 2.07 g/l 82.31 mmol/l 61.56 mmol/l 44.99 ng/ml 334.65 ng/ml 23.9 mmol/l 57.0 mmol/l

Saturation of transferrin with iron 25.82 90 82.33 Fo

Hemoglobin (NEW 104 g/l 124 g/l

Erythrocytes (ABS 4.337 10 mmol/l 3.77" 10 mmol/l

NT (NST) 36.8 96

Platelets (RIHT 247" 103 mmol/l 2227 103 mmol/l 8.3 1023 mmol/l 4.67 109 mmol/l 31 mm/h. 32 mm/h.

The average concentration of hemoglobin in erythrocytes (MCNS) 30.6 g/dL 32.5 g/dL

Average volume of erythrocytes (MSM) M 83.1 femtoliter 83.2 femtoliter

The average hemoglobin content in . erythrocytes (MSN) 25.4 picograms 27 picograms

The width of the distribution of erythrocytes about

PTO cm 14.1 95 15.3 96

Average platelet volume (MPV) M 8 11.5 femtoliter 11.4 femtoliter

Anisocytosis of erythrocytes

Hypochromia of erythrocytes

The proposed method can be applied for use in medical institutions.

The proposed method is adequate anatomically and clinically.

It should be understood that the examples and embodiments described above are only illustrative and various modifications and changes are suggested to those skilled in the art, which are covered by the essence of this application and the scope of the technical solution formula.

It should be understood that the above information in no way limits the scope of the rights under the application.

Claims (1)

- USEFUL MODEL FORMULA The method of correcting the level of hemoglobin in the preoperative period in surgical patients with acquired aortic heart defects, according to which an iron preparation is administered intravenously, up to 7 mg/kg of body weight, the total estimated dose of the iron preparation is divided into 3 parts: 1 part is injected 5 days before the operation, the 2nd part is administered 3 days before the operation, the 3rd part is administered the day before the operation.