Emergency treatment of renal colic with intravenous XXXX .

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The non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) @entity7988 ( @entity7988 ) is used as intravenous monotherapy incorporated in 0.9% normal saline solution (100 mg @entity7988 ampoule + 200 ml normal saline) in the treatment of renal colic. We present our experience in 65 @entity1 complaining of clinically diagnosed renal colic who were treated by intravenous saline- @entity7988 . Prospective investigations revaled urinary calculi in 51 @entity1 , @entity5201 (crystalluria) in 5, acute @entity1960 in 2, severe @entity5442 in 2, negative investigations in 3 and @entity614 in 2 @entity1 . Positive response was observed in 93.8% of @entity1 as far as @entity158 relief is concerned. @entity158 relief started within 5-7 minutes after beginning the infusion. Duration of analgesic effect ranged between 4 and 12 hours. Repeating the injection was done for maintenance of @entity1337 . Side effects included @entity1605 @entity1 , palpitation in 1 @entity1 , @entity158 in 1, muscular @entity14695 in 1 @entity1 . @entity7988 , an antiprostaglandin, is a powerful anti-inflammatory and potent analgesic. Intravenous saline- @entity7988 is a good emergency treatment for @entity810 .
