Formula of sugar-coated aerogenic powder, and preparation method of sugar-coated aerogenic powder

Abstract

The invention discloses a formula of sugar-coated aerogenic powder, and a preparation method of the sugar-coated aerogenic powder. The formula of the sugar-coated aerogenic powder comprises 100g of aerogenic powder, and sugar coat, and the sugar coat comprises 35g of starch, 15g of sucrose, 2g of lemon yellow, 1g of Arabic gum, 1g of methyl cellulose, 5g of talcum powder, 5g of a 10% zein-ethanol solution, 2g of glycerin, 15g of distilled water and 5g of Chinese wax powder. The sugar-coated aerogenic powder has the advantages of simple preparation, use convenience, no irritation to the oral cavity, extremely easy digestion in human bodies, and no influences on the examination result, and can be easily accepted by patients especially child patients.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a formula of sugar-coated gas-producing powder and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] At present, when the hospital performs the barium meal contrast examination of the digestive tract clinically, the gas-producing powder is generally used to meet the gas-barium double-contrast examination. The patient needs to pour a certain dose of the gas-producing powder directly into the mouth and drink it with water. After the body, the gastric organs are expanded to facilitate the examination of the instrument. Since the gas-generating agent used for examination is in the form of powder, it has a strong stimulating effect on the oral mucosa when it enters the patient's mouth. Patients generally suffer from coughing and choking, and even have difficulty swallowing, which brings unnecessary trouble and mental pain to the patients who seek medical treatment. , especially for some special patients with swallowing di...

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Problems solved by technology

Since the gas-generating agent used for examination is in the form of powder, it has a strong stimulating effect on the oral mucosa when it enters the patient's mouth. Patients generally suffer from coughing and choking, and even have difficulty swallowing, which brings unnecessary trouble and mental pain to the patients who seek medical treatment. , especially for some special patients with swallowing disorders. At the same time, due to the restriction of brewing water, part of the gas-producing powder stays in the mouth, throat and esophagus, resulting in insufficient gas production in the stomach, which in turn affects the check effect