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• TITLE: Application of Modeling Drugs in Animal Models of Chemical Phlebitis: Review

  AUTHORS: Cuiling Tong, Hong Zhou, Jing Geng

  KEYWORDS: Chemical Phlebitis, Animal Model, Drug

  JOURNAL NAME: Yangtze Medicine, Vol.3 No.1, December 21, 2018

  ABSTRACT: Objective: This review aims to determine the impact of different drugs and methods on the successful establishment of an animal model for chemical phlebitis (CP). Design: Search the Cochrane Library, ProQuest Academic Journal Library, PubMed, Web of Science, Ovid, Embase, CINAHL complete (EESCO) and other related databases to determine the literature. Screen out articles consistent with this review and summarize them. Results: Since the establishment of the database, a total of 1463 articles have been retrieved. After reading the title, abstract and full text, and excluding non-related and duplicate articles, 22 reports were finally included. Among them, there are 8 articles using different medication methods to compare the effects of establishing a CP model. The included articles explored the effects of different animal models, drug types, and their dose, concentration, speed, and time on the CP model. Conclusion: The factors of dose, concentration and time were positively correlated with the incidence of CP. The effect of speed factors on CP and the results of different animal models are inconsistent. It requires further research in the future.