Usage and dosage of low molecular weight heparin
The preparation, its characteristics and uses (1) reach heparin sodium (Farming, Gepeilin) and dalton sodium (Farming) with an average molecular weight of 5000. The ratio of anti-XA/IIA activity in vitro was 2.2: 1. The bioavailability of subcutaneous injection is about 90%. Intravenous injection takes effect in 3 minutes, and t 1/2 takes about 2 hours; It takes effect 2~4 hours after subcutaneous injection, and t 1/2 3 ~ 4 hours. Used for: ① Treatment of acute deep vein thrombosis: subcutaneous injection of 200U/kg, 1 time/day, the daily dosage shall not exceed 18000U, and patients with high bleeding risk can be given 100U/kg twice a day. At the same time, vitamin K antagonist can be taken orally immediately, and the combined treatment lasts for at least 5 days. ② Prevention of postoperative deep venous thrombosis: 2500U was injected subcutaneously 1~2 hours before operation, 2500U was injected subcutaneously 12 hours after operation, and then 1 time every day for 5~ 10 days. ③ Unstable angina pectoris and non-ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction: subcutaneous injection of 120U/kg twice a day, with the maximum dose of 10000U every 12 hours for 5~ 10 days. Continuous use of low-dose aspirin (70~ 165mg/d). ④ Prevention of coagulation during hemodialysis and hemofiltration: Chronic renal failure, with no known risk of bleeding, can be rapidly injected intravenously for 30~40U/kg, followed by intravenous infusion10 ~15u/kg every hour; For patients with acute renal failure with high risk factors of bleeding, 5~ 10U/kg should be given intravenously quickly, and then 4~5U/kg should be given intravenously every hour. (2) enoxaparin sodium (COSAI), enoxaparin sodium (COSAI), ATC code BO 1AB05, molecular weight 3500~5500. The ratio of anti-XA/IIA activity in vitro is about 4∶ 1. After subcutaneous injection, the bioavailability is close to 100%, and tmax is 3~5 hours. Mainly in liver metabolism, the kidney was eliminated in its original form by about 10%, and the total renal clearance rate was 40%. Used for: ① treatment of deep vein thrombosis: daily 1 time, subcutaneous injection 150U/kg, or twice daily 100U/kg. The course of treatment is generally 10 days, and oral anticoagulation therapy is started at the right time. ② Prevention of venous thromboembolic diseases: When surgical patients are at moderate risk of thrombosis, subcutaneous injection of 2,000 U or 4,000 U, once a day/kloc-0, with the first injection in the first 2 hours; For surgical patients with high thrombosis tendency, it can be administered 12 hours before operation, once a day, 4000 times a day, and injected subcutaneously; Preventive application for internal medicine patients, subcutaneous injection of 4000U 1 time every day for 6~ 14 days. ③ Treatment of unstable angina pectoris or ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction: daily 100U/kg, every 1 2h1time, and aspirin should be used at the same time, with a general course of treatment of 2-8 days. ④ Prevention of thrombosis during extracorporeal circulation of hemodialysis: 100U/kg, administered via arterial route at the beginning of dialysis. (3) nadroparin calcium (low molecular weight heparin calcium, sulpiride, Limaiqing, Bopuqing), nadroparin calcium (low molecular weight heparin calcium, fast-avoiding coagulation calcium), ATC code BO 1AB06, with an average molecular weight of 3600~5000. The ratio of anti-XA/IIA activity in vitro is 4: 1. The bioavailability of subcutaneous injection is close to 100%, and tmax is 3 hours, which is formed or eliminated by a small amount of kidney metabolism. T 1/2 is about 3.5 hours. Used for: ① treatment of thromboembolic diseases: subcutaneous injection with a dose of 0. 1ml/ 10kg at an interval of 12 hours, and the treatment time does not exceed 10 day. Unless there are contraindications, oral anticoagulants should be used as soon as possible. ② Prevention of thromboembolic diseases: subcutaneous injection. General surgery 65438+ 0.3ml 0 times a day, usually lasting at least 7 days, the first dose is taken 2 hours before operation; The dosage used in orthopedic surgery should be adjusted according to the patient's weight, once a day for at least 10 days, and the first dosage should be given 12 hours before operation and 12 hours after operation. ③ Prevention of blood coagulation in hemodialysis: through vascular injection. At the beginning of dialysis, the drug was given once through the arterial end, with the weight of > 70kg, 0.6ml each time.