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Decreasing bleeding effect of transamin on the induced abortion.

OBJECTIVE
To confirm the decreasing bleeding effect of transamin on the induced abortion for the early pregnancy with more than two months.


METHODS
A total of 120 women are divided into two groups (60 pairs) based on the pelvic examination and the size of embryo measured by B ultrasound. Those women in the treated group (n = 60) were administed Transamin 1 g/20 ml (iv for 5 minutes) 30 minutes before operation; control group (n = 60) were given 5% glucose and saline 20 ml (iv for 5 minutes) 30 minutes before operation.


RESULTS
There wasn't any singnificant difference (P > 0.05) between the two groups in the patient's age, pregnancy age, parities, the cavity volume of uterine, hemoglobin and blood platelet count. The bleeding volume was (51.6 +/- 17.2) ml for the treated group and (63.3 +/- 17.1) ml for the control group (P < 0.05).


CONCLUSIONS
Transamin has effective hemostasis during the induced abortion for the early pregnancy with > 2 months. It could decrease the volume of bleeding during the operation and benefit for patients recovering.