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[A treatment-prevention combination in the therapy of chronic parenchymatous parotitis in children]
Insights
This study presents a novel treatment for chronic parotitis in children, combining rosehip infusion, vitamin A, and vitamin C electrophoresis. The combined therapy demonstrated high efficacy, significantly reducing treatment duration and improving patient outcomes.
Area of Science:
- Pediatric Otolaryngology
- Pharmacological Interventions
- Medical Procedures
Context:
- Chronic parotitis affects children, necessitating effective treatment strategies.
- Current treatments may have limitations in efficacy and duration.
- A comprehensive approach integrating multiple therapeutic modalities is explored.
Purpose:
- To evaluate the efficacy of a combined treatment-and-prevention complex for chronic parotitis in children.
- To assess the impact of the novel therapy on treatment duration and patient recovery.
- To establish long-term follow-up data on the effectiveness of the intervention.
Summary:
- The study details a combined therapy involving infusion of Rosae semen fructus (rosehip) into the parotid gland, peroral retinol acetate (vitamin A), and electrophoresis with ascorbic acid (vitamin C).
- A 10-year follow-up of 118 pediatric patients demonstrated an 84.75% success rate for the combined treatment.
- The intervention reduced exacerbations of chronic parotitis by an average of 7.9 days per patient annually.
Impact:
- The combined therapy offers a highly efficient and effective treatment option for pediatric chronic parotitis.
- This approach significantly shortens recovery times, potentially reducing healthcare burdens.
- Long-term follow-up supports the sustained benefits and safety of this multi-modal intervention.
Abstract:
A combined treatment-and-prevention complex includes infusion of ol. semeni fructus Rosae into the diseased gland via its duct, peroral administration of retinol acetate and gland electrophoresis with 1% ascorbic acid solution. Up to 10 years follow-up of 118 children confirmed high efficiency of the procedure in 84,75% of the cases. Treatment duration in cases of exacerbations of chronic parotitis was reduced by 7.9 days per year per 1 patient.