Observation on Hemostasis Efficacy of Pediatric Reinforced Endotracheal Intubation in Treatment of Posterior Nasal Cavity Bleeding with Balloon Occlusion in Adult Patients
PAN Xiu-yun
LI Yue-guang
Abstract：Objective To investigate the hemostasis efficacy of pediatric reinforced endotracheal intubation in the treatment of posterior nasal cavity bleeding with balloon occlusion in adults. Methods 78 emergency cases of posterior nasal cavity bleeding were chosen. Then we randomly divided them into observation group and control group. In observation group, pediatric reinforced endotracheal intubation was inserted into the affected side of posterior nasal cavity. And then the balloon of its front was inflated to stanch bleeding. In the control group, we used conventional methods of posterior nasal cavity to stanch bleeding. We comparatively analyzed the hemostatic effect after 72 h, the incidence of rebleeding after removing the stuffing, pain degree of patients, filling operation time, and complications between the two groups. Results After the stuffing, there was no difference of statistical significance between the two groups on hemostatic effect and the incidence of complications in 72 h (P>0. 05), but when the stuffing was removed, there were significant differences between the two groups (P<0. 05). The observation group was lower than the control group in the incidence rates of rebleeding, pain degree of patients and filling operation time. Conclusion Pediatric reinforced endotracheal intubation to stanch bleeding in the emergency treatment of posterior nasal cavity bleeding in adults is simple, convenient, economical, effective and less painful with less complications. It is more suitable to be used in small local hospitals.
Keywords：EpistaxisTracheal intubationBalloon occlusionAdult
Publication Date：2015-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：3( 98-100 )