Traditional Chinese medicine prescription and preparation method for expanding peripheral blood vessels to improve the success rate of picc puncture

Abstract

The traditional Chinese medicine prescription for dilating peripheral blood vessels and improving the success rate of PICC puncture is composed of the following ingredients: 1-3 parts of ground beetle, 1-5 parts of Panax notoginseng, 2-5 parts of leech, 2-5 parts of earthworm, 3-5 parts of peach kernel , 3-10 parts of safflower, 3-5 parts of woody fragrance, 3-5 parts of turmeric, 2-5 parts of Wang Buliuxing, 2-5 parts of arborvitae leaves, 2-5 parts of clematis, 2 parts of ginkgo biloba ‑5 parts, Achyranthes bidentata 3‑5 parts, Eucommia ulmoides 2‑5 parts, Ligusticum chuanxiong 3‑10 parts, Caulis Spatholobus 3‑10 parts, black medicine 2‑5 parts, notopterygium 1‑3 parts, cassia twig 1‑5 parts , 1-3 parts of mulberry branch, 1-2 parts of rosin, 1-3 parts of Polygonum cuspidatum, 2-5 parts of wild chrysanthemum, 2-5 parts of Viola chinensis, 2-5 parts of Salvia miltiorrhiza, 1-5 parts of Corydalis, 2-5 parts of angelica 5 servings. The invention reduces the treatment cost, can significantly dilate blood vessels, can reduce mechanical phlebitis caused by thin blood vessels during puncture, improves patient comfort, and has extensive clinical promotion significance.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine prescription and its application and preparation method, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine prescription and a preparation method for expanding peripheral blood vessels and increasing the success rate of PICC puncture, belonging to the field of traditional Chinese medicine. Background technique [0002] In 1929, German surgeon Forssmann inserted a 4Fr ureteral catheter from the vein in the anterior cubital fossa of his arm, becoming the first peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) in the world. In the 1970s, PICCs were reintroduced into clinical use with good materials. In the 1980s, PICC was used abroad in NICU and home care patients who needed medium and long-term infusion therapy. It was introduced into my country by the United States in the 1990s and began to be applied clinically. Compared with peripheral venipuncture, PICC has the advantages of greatly reducing the pain...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, ultrasound-guided puncture is often used at home and abroad, which greatly improves the success rate of puncture. However, special ultrasound equipment is required, special puncture tools are required for use, and puncture nurses need special training and qualifications. At present, domestic hospitals that carry out PICC catheterization It is difficult to be equipped with special ultrasound equipment for catheterization of more than 100,000 to hundreds of thousands of yuan, and patients may not accept puncture tools worth hundreds of yuan, so this technology is currently difficult to popularize

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