1.The critical care suffi ciency at the secondary -level hospital in Mongolia
Naranpurev M ; Batgombo N ; Ganbold L
Mongolian Medical Sciences 2016;175(1):41-48
IntroductionThe hospital mortality rate in low and middle-income countries is much higher than developed countries,thus enhancing the critical and emergency services will reduce rate of mortality. Providing life savingtreatment, continuous monitoring for the critically ill patient survival is defi nitely linked to availabilityand capability of equipment, drugs, medicine and trained personnel. Therefore, the challenges aredetermined and introduce stepwise method to reduce in-hospital mortality.GoalDetermining second level hospital’s capability to provide critical care and suffi ciency of medical supply.Materials and MethodProvince and district hospitals were included in the research and cross-sectional study conducted. Thesecond level hospitals were selected from 9 Provincials hospitals in 4 regions of Mongolia, 5 districthospitals in the capital city of Ulaanbaatar were involved, clustering and randomised in research. Theresearch conducted after obtaining Medical Ethical Committee approval. Statistical analysis usingSPSS-17. Data and some materials were analyzed with Shapiro-Wilk test for assessing the populationis normally distributed.ResultNone of the hospital is able to provide with 24-specialist doctor service in the emergency room and 3 (21,4%) hospitals have available for 24 hours intensive care doctor service.In the emergency settings, capability for FAST ultrasound examination is 8 (57, 1%) hospitals and noneof the hospital is able to provide echocardiography.Even though the number of intensive care bed is 5.6, the number of ventilators of hospitals are 2.5ventilators in 100.000 populations. 1 hospital is equipped with air-oxygen system. 3 (21.4%) of hospitalsare always able to perform central venous catheterization, and only 3 of the hospitals havevet thecapability of non-invasive ventilation. Drug and medicine use for cardiopulmonary resuscitation, availableof atropine and amiodoran were 9 (64.3%) and 5 (35.7%), respectively.Conclusion: None of the intensive care units of hospital, which participated in our research, able toprovide evidence-based emergency care on acutely ill patients.
2.The influence of different types of cardioplegic solutions on homeostasis during open heart surgery
Mongolian Medical Sciences 2014;169(3):38-41
BackgroundOpen cardiac surgery in CPB condition has increased dramatically in the recent 5 years. Therefore,multidisciplinary researches are needed on this new technological method. The surgical results andperioperative complications depends on keeping normal level of homeostasis parameters during CPBin the open heart surgery.Materials and MethodsTo study the influence of blood cardioplegic and Del Nido’s solution on homeostasis duringcardiopulmonary bypass, we concluded retrospective sample survey using CPB reports from 535 patients,who underwent cardiac surgery with CPB between 2008 and 2012, in 3rd Hospital’s cardiovascularsurgery department.We calculated average parameters of homeostasis, and studied an aortic cross clamp, CPB time,hemodilution and heart recovery process, on three stages of the surgery.We did comparative study on 21 cases of children, who went under congenital heart disease surgery;using Del Nido’s and blood cardioplegic solution.ResultIn recent 5 years, artery blood indicators were pH=7.45±0.06, paCO2=28.8±5.86 mm.Hg,paO2=398.3±99.33 mm.Hg, BE=-4.15±2.51 mmol/l, HCO¯3=20.57±2.18 mmol/l, Ht=28.15±5%,K+=4.12±0.87 mmol/l and Na+=140±3.22 mmol/l during open cardiac surgery in CPB condition(n=535).In case group (n=21), these indicators were pH=7.33±0.09, paCO2=37.49±12.11 mm.Hg,paO2=465.76±77.54 mm.Hg, BE=-6.2±2.78 mmol/l, HCO¯3=20.44±2.46 mmol/l, Ht=27.38±5.12%,K+=3.65±0.46 mmol/l and Na+=141.22±2.64 mmol/l. In control group (n=21), above results werepH=7.40±0.07, paCO2=28.52±6.34 mm.Hg, paO2=394±88.92 mm.Hg, BE=-5.52±2.37 mmol/l,HCO¯3=18.84±2.39 mmol/l, Ht=27.66±3.52%, K+=3.86±0.66 mmol/l and Na+=141.2±3.22 mmol/l.Conclusions:1. When acid and alkaline balance was normal during CPB, hyperoxia and hypocapnia are appearedthrough gas analysis (p=0.0001). Metabolic acidity and hyperoxia showed up in the case group, whohad used Del Nido’s solution (p=0.0001).2. As the beginning of CPB, patient’s hematocrit is reduced by 10.26% (p=0.0001). The influences ofboth Del-Nido and blood cardioplegic solutions are the same on hemodilutes (p=0.26).3. While blood cardioplegic solution is used, heart is refreshed with 80.3% sinusial rhythm(p=0.0001).4. Aortic cross clamp time and increases repetition of cardioplegic solutions are correlated with cardiacrecovery time positively (r=0.445, p=0.0001, n=520).
3.The homeostasis during cardiopulmonary bypass
Mongolian Medical Sciences 2014;170(4):30-34
BackgroundOpen cardiac surgery in CPB condition has increased dramatically in the recent 5 years. Therefore,multidisciplinary researches are needed on this new technological method. The surgical results andperioperative complications depends on keeping normal level of homeostasis parameters during CPBin the open heart surgery.Materials and MethodsTo study the parameters of homeostasis during cardiopulmonary bypass, we concluded retrospectivesample survey using CPB reports from 535 patients, who underwent cardiac surgery with CPB between2008 and 2012, in 3rd Hospital’s cardiovascular surgery department.We calculated average parameters of homeostasis, and studied heart recovery process.ResultIn recent 5 years, artery blood indicators were pH=7.45±0.06, paCO2=28.8±5.86 mm.Hg,paO2=398.3±99.33 mm.Hg, BE=-4.15±2.51 mmol/l, HCO¯3=20.57±2.18 mmol/l, Ht=28.15±5%,K+=4.12±0.87 mmol/l and Na+=140±3.22 mmol/l during open cardiac surgery in CPB condition(n=535).80.3% of patients’ heart spontaneously recovered and stabilized with sinus rhythm. 16.4% of them wererecovered with fibrillation while 2.1% of them were recovered with adrenomimetic support and 1.2% ofthem were recovered with strong adrenomimetic support and defibrillation.Conclusions:1. When acid and alkaline balance was normal during CPB, hyperoxia and hypocapnia are appearedthrough gas analysis (p=0.0001).2. While blood cardioplegic solution is used, heart is refreshed with 80.3% sinusial rhythm(p=0.0001).
4.Outcome of one lung ventilation thoracic surgery
Bolormaa B ; Ganbold L ; Avirmed D
Mongolian Medical Sciences 2014;170(4):45-48
Goal: Thoracic surgery usually used for anesthesia double lumen endotracheal tubes, then ventilatedone lung.Methods: The clinical records of the 160 cases patients who had double-lumen endotracheal tubes toplace in National Cancer Center of Mongolia (this structure starts from the inferior part of the larynxin the neck, opposite the 6th cervical vertebra, to the intervertebral disc between Th4-5 vertebrae inthe thorax, where it divides at the carina into the right and left bronchi). Inpatients during one lunganesthesia done 2012- and 2014 were reviewed. All cases were performed high Level thoracic epiduralcatheterization and put double lumen tube for jugularinternal vena. Double-lumen endotracheal tubesare not meant for postoperative ventilation. In addition, because of their significantly larger size andstiffness, they have a higher propensity for trauma after insertion, which may result in postoperativehoarseness or vocal cord lesions.Results: We are reporting 2012- 2014 anesthesia department at National Cancer Center. In our studyinvolved all 160 open thoracic surgery cases with DLT. In study had anesthesia tidal volume7.77+1.07ml/kg, one lung volume 5.87+0.46 ml/kg, the women DLT size 33.43+7.25Fr, deep 27.68+2.47 cm, manDLT size 37.09+7.69cm, deep 28.43+2.6 cm. During anesthesia monitored averageSaO2-95%+1.07,in analyzed arterial blood average SpO2- 92.605 %+5.69 (p<0.032).Conclusion: One lung anesthesia separating two lungs by double lumen tube (DLT) – the advantagesof the method are allowing surgeons to operate safely in collapsed side of lung; there are a few reportsof airway damages. The bronchoscopy procedure is in need to use during the alloperations. Other typesof separation tube are required to be (especially in children) introduced.
5.Arterial blood gas and acid base disbalance in intracranial hemorrhage
Mongolian Medical Sciences 2013;166(4):27-31
Introduction. Approximately fifteen million people worldwide have a stroke each year. 1in 6 people around the world will have a stroke in their life time. Two-thirds of stroke deaths occur in less developed countries. PH is format used to describe the proton concentration in a solution. It is the negative logarithm10 of the H+ concentration, so when the blood pH is normal (7.35-7.45) the H+ concentration in the blood is 40 nmol.L. An acid is a substance that has the ability to give up a proton(H+-a positively charged hydrogen ion) and so when in an aqueous solution they have a low pH. A base is a substance that has the ability to accept a proton and has a high pH in solution. Respiratory alkalosis is results from the excessive excretion of CO2, and occurs when the PaCO2 is less than 4.5 kPa (34mmHg).Goal. To study and evaluate the change occurred in Glasgow coma scale and arterial blood gas, acid base balance of the patients suffering from intracranial stroke.Materials and Methods. Test for Arterial Blood Gas and Acid Base Balance were used on 112 patients with Intracranial Hemorrhage.Results. There were 66 men and 46 women between the ages of 25 and 83. Nineteen patients (17%) had normal, seventy seven (68.8%) patients had respiratory alkalosis, five patients (4.5%) had respiratory alkalosis and metabolic acidosis, two patients (1, 8%) had respiratory acidosis, four patients (3, 6%) had metabolic alkalosis, four patients (3.6%) had mixed alkalosis, and one patient (0.9%) had mixed acidosis. In cases of intracranial hemorrhage Arterial Blood Gas and Acid Base Balance is affected in most patients in the character of respiratory alkalosis and hypocapnia, due to hyperventilation. By Glasgow coma scoring system, twenty seven (24.1%) patients had 3 score, twenty eight (25%) patients had 4-8 score, twenty seven (24.1%) patients had 9-12 score, ten patients (8.9%) had 13-14 score, twenty (17.9%) patients had 15 score. In 3 score group 21 (77.8%) patients had respiratory alkalosis, 2 (7.4%) patients had respiratory acidosis, 1 patient had (3.7%)metabolic alkalosis, 1 (3.7%) patients had respiratory alkalosis and metabolic acidosis, 2 (7.4%) patients had mixed alkalosis, In 4-8 score group, 22 (78.6%) patients had respiratory alkalosis, 2 (7.1%) patients had normal, 2 (7.1%) patients had respiratory alkalosis and metabolic acidosis, 1 (3.6%) patient had mixed alkalosis, 1 (3.6) patient had mixed acidosis, In 9-12 score group, 24 (88.9%) patients had respiratory alkalosis, 1 (3.7%) patient had metabolic alkalosis, in 1 (3.7%) patient had respiratory alkalosis and metabolic acidosis, 1 (3.7%) patient had mixed alkalosis, In 13- 14 score group, 7 (70%) patients had respiratory alkalosis, 1 (10%) patient had metabolic alkalosis, 2 (20%) patients had normal, In15 score group, 3(15%) patients had respiratory alkalosis, 1 (5%) patient had metabolic alkalosis, 15 (75%) patient had normal, 1 (5%) patient had respiratory alkalosis and metabolic acidosis.Conclusion. There were significant correlations between Glasgow Coma Scale and acid base (r=0.45* p<0.001). Acid base disbalance more likely to get increased as much the Glasgow Coma Scale evaluation gets decreased.
6. ONE LUNG ANAESSTHESIS DURING THE THORACIC SURGERY
Bolormaa B ; Ganbold L ; Avirmed D
Innovation 2015;9(3):178-182
Thoracic surgery usually used for anesthesia double lumen endotracheal tubes, then ventilated one lung in NCC of Mongolia The clinical records of the 160 cases patients who had double-lumen endotracheal tubes to place in NCC of Mongolia. In patients during one lung anesthesia done 2012- 2014 were reviewed. All cases were performed high level thoracic epidural catheterization and put double lumen tube for jugular internal vena We are reporting 2012- 2014 anesthesia department at National Cancer Center of Mongolia. In our study involved all 160 open thoracic surgery cases with DLT. In study had anesthesia tidal volume 7.77+1.07ml/kg, one lung volume5.87+0.46 ml/kg, the Mongolian women DLT size 35.43+2.25Fr, deep 27.68+2.47 cm, Mongolian man DLT size 37.09+4.69cm, deep 28.43+2.6 cm. During anesthesia monitored average SpO2-95%+ 1.07,in analyzed arterial blood average SaO2- 92.65 %+ 5.69. (p<0.032) One lung anesthesia separating two lungs by double lumen tube (DLT) – the advantages of the method are allowing surgeons to operate safely in collapsed side of lung; there are a few reports of airway damages. The bronchoscope procedure is in need to use during the all operations in Mongolia. Other types of separation tube are required to be (especially in children) introduced. In the future lungs, esophagus, mediastinal tumors and heart, spine and vascular surgery need double lumen tube to global standards anesthesia widely available in Mongolia. The thoracic anesthesia use double lumen tube outside the epidural anesthesia decided that it can be combined with postoperative pain control. Correct technique of placing the double lumen tube one lung anesthesia surgical team and the shortness of time and the surgical risk patients with post-surgical complications and reduce mortality is of high importance in Mongolia. In our study is a dominant decided that it was linked to smoking habits
7.Ilioinguinal and iliohypogastric nerve block
Odgerel B ; Sergelen O ; Ganbold L
Mongolian Medical Sciences 2016;176(2):65-80
Ilioinguinal (II) and iliohypogastric (IH) nerve blocks are often performed to provide intra- andpostoperative analgesia for hernia repair in children and adults. Several techniques are describedin the literature. Recently an ultrasound guided technique for II and IH nerve blocks were describedin the international journals. The block success rates are variable specially for using anatomicallandmark blind techniques. In the present study, the anatomical variations in course of the II andIH nerves are described. Knowledge of the course of these nerves in the inguinal region, and anunderstanding of variations seen in their topography, can decrease the incidence of postoperativecomplications and adverse effects. Ultrasound guidance of block performance will shorten the time,reduce the number of needle passes and shorten the block onset time. Blocks may be performedusing lower local anesthetic doses.
8.Results of the study of the pharmacological action of experimental drugs of plant origin on the pathological model of gastric ulcers
Davaasambuu T ; Chimegee TS ; Sosorburam B ; Narangerel B ; Ganbold D ; Lkhagva L ; Khurelbaatar L
Mongolian Medical Sciences 2013;164(2):89-92
BackgroundTo investigate the pharmacological actions of three groups of drugs containing: Plantago major L. extract, Calendula officinalis L. extract, or mixtures of both. The three investigational drugs were compared to Omeprazole, a standard drug produced in Bulgaria, which inhibits the release of enzymes of the secretary cells of the mucous membranes of the stomach.Materials and MethodsThe effects of the medicinal substances were investigated on “Wistar” breed of white rats. Pathological model of ulcers was formed by injecting the rats with 10% acetic acid (Okabe, Koth.S 1978).The experimental animals were given any of the three versions of the new herbal medicine and compared to the rats given Omeprazole. After treatment the ulcer index, MDA and sialic acids in the serum were determined.ResultThe results showed that in the third day of the investigation, the sialic acid levels in the blood of the test group, which was given the mixture of the two plants, was significantly reduced (p<0.05) compared to the control group.ConclusionThis indicates that medicinal substances given to the rats, which contained the mixture of Plantago major L. and Calendula officinalis L. has accelerated the regeneration of the stomach, decreased the stomach cell damage and overall has antioxidant protective effects.
9. RESULTS OF THE STUDyOF THE PHARMACOLOGICAL ACTION OF EXPERIMENTAL DRUGSOF PLANT ORIGIN ON THE PATHOLOGICAL MODEL OF GASTRIC ULCERS
Davaasambuu T ; Chimegee TS ; Sosorburam B ; Narangerel B ; Ganbold D ; Lkhagva L ; Khurelbaatar L
Mongolian Pharmacy and Pharmacology 2013;2(1):45-
Background: To investigate the pharmacological actions ofthree groups of drugs containing: Plantago major L. extract, Calendula officinalis L. extract,or mixtures of both. The three investigational drugs were compared to Omeprazole, a standard drug produced in Bulgaria, which inhibits thereleaseof enzymesof the secretary cellsof the mucous membranesof the stomach.[1]Materials and Methods:The effects of the medicinalsubstances were investigated on “Wistar” breed of white rats. Pathological model of ulcers wasformed by injecting the rats with 10% acetic acid./ Okabe, Koth.S1978 /. [2] The experimental animals were given either of the three versions of the new herbal medicine and compared to the rats given Omeprazole. After treatment the ulcer index, MDA and sialic acids in the serum were determined. [3]Result: The results showed that in the third day of the investigation, the sialic acid levels in the blood of the test group, which was given the mixture of the two plants, was significantly reduced (p<0.05) compared to the control group.Conclusion:This indicates that medicinal substances given to the rats, whichcontained the mixture of Plantago major L. and Calendula officinalis L. has accelerated the regeneration of the stomach, decreased the stomach cell damage and overall has antioxidant protective effects.Key words: Stomach, gastric ulcers, acetic acid, sialic acidReferences:1. алтанцэцэг а, амбага м. амьтнû гаралтай зарим бэлдмэлийн ходооднû салст бүрхүүлийн гэмтлээс хамгаалах идэвхи. “монгол туургатнû уламжлалт анагаах ухаан” оу-ûн эрдэм шинжилгээний бага хурлûн илтгэлийн хураангуй уБ .1995, х 40-43.2. Okabe S. Koth J.L and others. “Amer.jour. dig,dis,1971, vol16. pp.277-2893. стальная и.д и др. методопределения мда с помошью тиобарбитуровой кислотû. совр. методû биохимии.м, 1977, с 66-68.
10. Some results of using abdominal wall block in children undergoing appendectomy surgery
Odgerel B ; Erdenetsetseg CH ; Ganbold L ; Sergelen O
Innovation 2015;9(4):38-41
The aim of this study was to evaluate of analgesic effect of ultrasound guided transversus abdomines plane block in children undergoing open appendectomy surgery and compare to children were used GA alone.Twenty children aged 5-15 years with ASA I-II classification were randomly enrolled in this study.Each group had 10 children and all children were received GA with same techniques. Study group(transversus abdomines plane block group) were assigned to receive ultrasound guided block using 0.3 ml/kg of Bupivacaine 0.25%. Intraoperative hemodynamic changes, postoperative maximum pain score, the time the first analgesic requirement, correllation between inflammatory process, surgical disease complication and pain intensity were studied. Statistic analysis was made in Excel usingdescriptive analysis, correlation and regressive analysis. A p-value<0.05 was considered significant.There was no differencies between the two studied groups regarding demographic and clinicalcharacteristics. Intraoperative systolic blood pressure changes was higher in control group than studygroup (17%), and HR and BP were more stable in the study group. Level of WBC had direct positive relationship with appendix inflammation (r=0.71 (p-утга <0.001) and weak positive correlation (r=0.44 p-утга <0.05) with pain intensity. Postoperative pain score was higher in control group and the first analgesic requirement time was 2h. In the study group had mild to moderate pain and the the firstanalgesic requirement time was 4h.Transversus abdomines plane block under ultrasound guidance was easy, safe, reliable and effective analgesic in children undergoing open appendectomy surgery.