
To evaluate the antidote properties of acizol in acute carbon monoxide poisoning (ACMP).The study included 70 patients with ACMP. Of them 35 patients received a package of medical measures, which involved 6% acizol solution injected in a dose of 1 ml on hospital admission and an hour later. The efficacy of acizol was evaluated using clinical and laboratory studies.Just an hour after acizol injection, there was an average 2-fold reduction in the blood concentration of carboxyhemoglobin as compared to the baseline levels. Consciousness recovered 1.5 times more quickly than in the control group. The clinical efficacy of acizol was supported by positive laboratory tests.The use of acizol in ACMP assists in increasing the rate of detoxification and positively affects some blood laboratory parameters.
Adult, Male, acute poisoning, Antidotes, R, Imidazoles, Glasgow Outcome Scale, Middle Aged, carbon monoxide, Injections, Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, Young Adult, Treatment Outcome, Organometallic Compounds, Medicine, Humans, Female, acizol, Aged
Adult, Male, acute poisoning, Antidotes, R, Imidazoles, Glasgow Outcome Scale, Middle Aged, carbon monoxide, Injections, Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, Young Adult, Treatment Outcome, Organometallic Compounds, Medicine, Humans, Female, acizol, Aged
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