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Hypodermoclysis - Generics
Hypodermoclysis, also known as subcutaneous infusion, is a technique of administering fluids and medications directly into the subcutaneous tissue. This technique is an alternative to intravenous administration in patients who have poor venous access, are unable to tolerate oral medications or require long-term medication therapy.
The subcutaneous tissue has a large surface area and rich vascularization, which allows for rapid absorption of medications and fluids into the bloodstream. Hypodermoclysis is a safe and effective method of hydration, electrolyte replacement, and medication administration.
The technique involves the use of a small needle, typically 25- or 27-gauge, which is inserted into the subcutaneous tissue. The needle is attached to a flexible plastic tubing, which is connected to a bag of fluid or syringe containing the medication. The fluid or medication is infused slowly into the subcutaneous tissue over a period of several hours.
Hypodermoclysis is commonly used for the management of dehydration and electrolyte imbalances in older adults, as well as for the administration of antibiotics, pain medication, and chemotherapy in cancer patients. It can also be used for palliative care to manage symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and pain.
Hypodermoclysis has several advantages over other methods of medication administration. It is less invasive than intravenous administration, and there is a lower risk of complications such as infection, thrombosis, and extravasation. It is also less painful than intramuscular injection and does not require specialized training or equipment.
However, hypodermoclysis has some limitations. The rate of fluid absorption is slower than that of intravenous administration, so it may not be suitable for patients who require rapid fluid resuscitation. The maximum volume that can be infused subcutaneously is also limited, typically to around 1 liter per day. This may not be sufficient for patients with severe dehydration or electrolyte imbalances.
In conclusion, hypodermoclysis is a safe and effective method of fluid and medication administration. It is a useful alternative to intravenous administration in patients who have poor venous access or are unable to tolerate oral medications. However, its use should be carefully considered based on the patient's individual needs and medical condition.
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