Clinical efficacy of the atropine and pralidoxime treatment combined with hemoperfusion in patients with acute organophosphate pesticide poisoning

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Observational analysis shows reduced atropine conversion time and improved APACHE II scores in patients, indicating benefits of hemoperfusion.

HP treatment significantly lowers atropine conversion time compared to control group, and improves overall patient management.
Patients receiving HP had shorter AchE recovery time and reduced atropine dosage, demonstrating effectiveness in acute organophosphate poisoning management.
Hemoperfusion resulted in lower myocardial enzymes and inflammatory markers in comparison to standard treatment, signifying better health outcomes.
In-hospital mortality rates remained similar in both groups, suggesting the primary benefits are in treatment efficiency rather than survival.

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Observational analysis shows reduced atropine conversion time and improved APACHE II scores in patients, indicating benefits of hemoperfusion.