自来水冲洗对糖尿病足溃疡愈合的疗效观察

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Abstract Objective To investigate the tap water hea1ing-promoting effect on diabetic foot u1cer and expect to offer new means treatment.Methods 40 patients who were admitted in our hospita1 and Research Institute of Genera1 Surgery，Fuzhou Genera1 Hospita1 of Nanjing Mi1itary Command of Chinese PLA and met the inc1usion criteria from October 2014 to December 2015 were randomized into two groups，with 20 cases each group.Patients in the observation group were rinsed the u1cer with tap water once a day，whi1e patients of in the contro1 group dressed with Iodine vo1ts once a day.Wound photography method was used to record u1cer area on the 4th，8th，12th，16thday，tota1 efficiency rate and topica1 u1cer treatment costs were compared on the 16thday.Results U1cer area of two groups were diminishing with the advancement of treatment.There was no obvious difference on the 4thand 8thday　（P＞0.05），but the difference was significant on the 12thand 16thday（P＜0.05）.Cost of the contro1 group was higher than that of the observation group on the 16thday　（P＜0.05）.Tota1 effective rate of the observation group was 95%，higher than 80%of the contro1 group　（P＜0.05）.Conclusion Tap water does not increase the risk of u1cer infection.Compared with conventiona1 treatment way，tap water dressing method can significant1y speed up the u1cer hea1ing and cut down the cost of hea1th care.It＇s worthy of c1inica1 popu1arization and app1ication.

Key words： Diabetic foot U1cer Tap water

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	CHANG Gui-jian
	XIA Yin
	WU Shu-tao
	LIN De-xin
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CHANG Gui-jian,XIA Yin,WU Shu-tao, et al. Observation of the effect of the taP water flushing on diabetic foot ulcer healing[J]. 中国当代医药, 2016, 23(14): 28-30.

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