Metode saline in preventie infectii respiratorii

In metode saline am inclus procedee preventive complementare eficiente si flexibile care pot sa  asigurare un  grad de protectie complementar consistent fata de infectii cu transmitere respiratorie. Aceste metode actioneaza asupra sistemului respirator limitand procesele de infectare, reduc procesele de raspandire de la persoanele purtatoare si pot avea si efecte de limitare a severitatii manifestarilor simptomatice. Sunt metode cunoscute si studiate medical, utilizate curent complementar in tratamentele multor probleme respiratorii generale dar si pentru o protectie suplimentara fata de virozele obisnuite in sezonul rece. Datele din studii medicale si de laborator arata potentialul lor foarte valoros in situatia actuala ca importante metode complementare de preventie in infectia COVID-19.

Se pot grupa in doua categorii mari:

  • metode cu solutii saline si aerosoli umezi obtinuti din solutii saline
  • metode cu aerosoli salini uscati – metode diverse care utilizeaza sarea in stare solida

A. Metode cu solutii si aerosoli umezi

  1. spalaturi nazale si gargara . Studiu centralizator evaluare  [1] realizat de colectiv din Jaipur India. Scadere semnificativa a infectiilor respiratorii. Utilizarea pe scara larga in Japonia posibila explicatie a incidentei scazute COVID in Japonia.
  2. actiune antivirala sare. Studiu Scotia [2] . Spalaturi nazale si gargara ca metoda de tratament viroze respiratorii. In desfasurare studiu pe pacienti COVID
  3. nebulizator solutie salina – Pulmatrix USA [3]- ca metoda de preventie in transmiterea virozelor respiratorii prin  reducerea cu peste 90% a aerosolilor potential purtatori de virusi. In evaluare ca posibila metoda de control a raspandirii infectiei COVID in colective de risc.
  4. Studiu Canada – Coreea de sud care arata ca texturi acoperite cu cristale de sare retin virusii din aer iar sarea distruge foarte rapid virusii retinuti

B. Metode cu aerosoli uscati

Tratamente complementare realizate cu aerosoli salini uscati se fac in: saline, camere de sare, cu generatoare mecanice de aerosoli uscati si cu aparatele care folosesc procedeele tehnologice Salin.

Camerele de sare si inhalatoarele mecanice utilizeaza concentratii mari de aerosoli uscati – 10-40 mg/mc- iar expunerea este de durata scurta 45-60 min [6].

Sistemele Salin utilizeaza concentratii de aerosoli salini de peste 200-1000 ori mai mici – 0,03-0,04 mg / mc – iar expunerea este pe durata lunga 8-10 ore pana la permanent fara contraindicatii. [7]

  • camerele de sare nu pot fi utilizate in aceasta perioada sau sunmt greu utilizabile datorita restrictiilor de socializare
  • inhalatoare cu generare mecanica- studiu Rusia antiviral [8] – expuneri zilnice scurte, de 10 min,  cu inhalare individuala aerosoli produsi de un generator mecanic. Grupul de test incidenta de pana la 6 ori mai mica a virozelor respiratorii
  • aparatele Salin au efectul constatat inclusiv prin urmarirea directa in ATI de crestere semnificativa a eliminarii secretiilor respiratorii [9]. In grupe de studiu au fost semnalate direct reducerea infectiilor respiratorii sezoniere. Utilizatori individuali au semnalat in numeroase cazuri acest efect de reducere majora a infectiilor respiratorii.

Sistemele Salin au un potential foarte valoros de utilizarie ca un sistem eficient de preventie intr-o modalitate comoda si integrata:

  • ambiental cu Dispozitive Saline Artizanale si aparate ambientale sau filtre incluse in sisteme de filtro-ventilatie. Ar asigura o plasa de protectie suplimentara pentru toti cei din spatiul respectiv.
  • INSALIN ca dispozitiv individual permanent la indemana cu utilizare periodica in periade de expunere.
  • SaltMed ca sistem intensiv de aerosoli uscati pentru toate persoanele in pozitii de risc. Utilizare preventiva la persoane cu afectiuni respiratorii sensibilizante fata de infectiile virale sezoniere ca masura de protectie suplimentara COVID.

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