FIELD: medicine, hepatology.
SUBSTANCE: the present innovation deals with treating hepatitis and hepatic cirrhosis of different etiology. For this purpose, in case of viral hepatitis B and C at the stage of active viral replication one should inject sodium hypochlorite solution into central vein at concentration of 300-600 mg/l at the rate of 60 drops/min, per about 200-400 ml every other day, about 5-7 procedures/course; in case of viral hepatitis B and C beyond the stage of active viral replication one should inject sodium hypochlorite solution into peripheral vein at concentration of 300 mg/l at the rate of 30 drops/min per about 200-400 ml every other day, about 5-7 procedures/course; in case of hepatitis of non-viral etiology one should inject sodium hypochlorite solution into peripheral vein at concentration of about 200-300 mg/l at the rate of 30 drops/min, per about 200-400 ml daily, about 3-5 procedures/course; in case of hepatic cirrhosis it is necessary to inject sodium hypochlorite solution into peripheral vein at concentration of about 100-200 mg/l at the rate of 40 drops/min, per about 200-400 ml every other day, about 3-5 procedures/course. The innovation suggested provides increased efficiency of detoxication and anti-viral impact due to differentiated matching both the dosages and modes of preparation injection at different forms of hepatic lesions.
EFFECT: higher efficiency of therapy.
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Dates
2006-05-10—Published
2004-02-04—Filed