ArticleAmerican journal of translational research2023
Three case reports of glutaraldehyde-induced chemical colitis.
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Abstract
Currently, chemical colitis in clinical practice is mainly caused by iatrogenic factors. The disinfectant glutaraldehyde is one of the common drugs that can cause chemical colitis, but there are few reports about it. From August 2019 to August 2022, 1457 cases of colonoscopy were performed in the endoscopy room of the Second Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine and Songyang County People's Hospital, and 3 cases of chemical colitis caused by glutaraldehyde residue are discussed in this report. All 3 cases occurred on the same endoscopic system and same day. These 3 patients were hospitalized and treated with bowel rest, hydration, peroral Kangfuxin solution, dexamethasone combined with Kangfuxin solution local enema treatment, and empiric antibiotic. In conclusion, standardized management of cleaning and disinfection should be strengthened in departments carrying out enteroscopy, especially those using the concentrated glutaraldehyde immersion solution and cleaning after immersion, to prevent the occurrence of acute chemical enteritis related to disinfectant.
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