The possible causes of the loss of consciousness in this case are as follows.It was speculated that the combination of the product increased the extracorporeal circulation volume and water removal, resulting in a hypobolemic tendency in the latter half of the treatment, which was also affected by the efficacy of the antihypertensive agent taken on the morning of the treatment, leading to a decrease in blood pressure and loss of consciousness.
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The patient history is hypertension, hyperlipidemia.Ormesartan 5 mg and amlodipine 5 mg were taken orally on the morning of treatment.During dialysis, it remained around bp120, and sometimes it was 90-150.When the staff returned to the bedside to return blood, the patient lost consciousness (syncope), and the patient did not respond to the call with the eyes open.The patient's lower limbs were lifted and blood was returned.After 1-2 minutes, the eyes were fluttered and the call was responded.At the end of blood return, 80 bp, no abnormal oxygen value.
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