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Study aim
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Efficacy of Erythrocyte Transfusion in Reducing Patients' Deaths with Acute Aluminum Phosphide Injury Compared to Conservative Therapy: A Randomized Clinical Trial
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Design
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A randomized, clinical trial study was conducted with interventional and control groups with parallel, two-way blind groups.
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Settings and conduct
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Baharlou Hospital is a medical, research and therapeutic center under the cover of Tehran University of Medical Sciences in southern Tehran, which has specialized in various fields including internal, surgical, pediatric, neurological, neurosurgical, eye, cardiology, etc. In this study, a number of patients who had been poisoned with Aluminum Phosphide, referred to Baharlo Hospital, and admitted to the ICU were divided into two groups of intervention and comparison: Group 1 or intervention: Patients who receive standard fresh RBC transfusion in addition to standard treatment. Group 2 or Comparison: Patients undergoing standard treatment and do not receive RBC fresh packed.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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People over the age of 18 who have taken more than 1/4 of rice tablets and have metabolic acidosis.
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Intervention groups
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The intervention group receiving the fresh pack RBC and the control group that will receive only the standard treatment.
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Main outcome variables
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Mortality Rate for 72 Hours, Metabolic acidosis, Systolic blood pressure, Poisoning, Cardiac complications, Pulmonary complications, Liver complications, Renal complications, Responses to injectable blood, Blood transfusion complications.