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"Mengetahui pengaruh suplementasi vitamin C 1000 mg i.v dan E 400 mg oral selama empat hari berturut-turut terhadap kadar malondialdehid (MDA) plasma, sebagai penanda stres oksidatif pada penderita luka bakar sedang berat. Penelitian ini merupakan one group pre post test, yang memberikan suplementasi vitamin C 1000 mg i.v dan vitamin E 400 mg oral yang pada 13 subyek penclitian, yaitu penderita luka bakar kategori sedang berat dengan tuas luka bakar kurang dari 60%, yang dirawat di Unit Luka Bakar RSUPN Cipto Mangunkusumo. Data diperoleh melalui wawancara, rekam medik, pengukuran antropometri, analisis asupan menggunakan metodefood record, dan pemeriksaan laboratorium. berupa pemeriksaan kadar vitamin Ct E serum dan MDA plasma pada sebeium dan setelah suplementasi. Analisis data untuk data berpasangan menggunakan uji t berpasangan dan uji Wileoxon, sedangkan untuk dua kelompok tidak berpasangan menggunakan uji Mann Whitney. Batas kemaknaan pada penelitian ini adalah 5%. Sebanyak 13 orang subyek penelitian~ terdiri dari perempuan 53,85%, dengan median usia 32 (18-55) tahun, sebagian besar subyek memiliki status gizi normal (61.54%). Median luas luka bakar adalah 22 (5-57)"/o, dengan kasus terbanyak adalah luka bakar berat (61.50%), dan penyebab terbanyak adalah api (76.9%). Kadar vitamin C pasca suplementasi mengalami sedikit peningkatan yang tidak bennakna. Kadar vitamin E subyek penelitian meningkat bermakna (p=O,Ol6) pasea suplementasi, walaupun masih dalam kategori rendah. Kadar MDA pada suplementasi mengalami penurunan bermakna W'(l,O 19). Simpulan: Terdapat penurunan bermakna kadar MDA plasma pada subyek penelitian setelah suplementasi vitamin C 1000 mg i.v dan vitamin E 400 mg oral selama empat hari.

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To study the effect of vitamin C 1000 mg i.v and E 400 mg oral supplementation on plasma malondialdehyde level as parameter of oxidative stress in bum patients.

This study was a one group pre post test that gave i.v 1000 mg vitamin C and omi 400 mg vitamin E supplementations to thirteen moderate-severe bum patient$. with percentage of bum less than 60%, in burn unit Cipto Mangunkusurno HospitaL Data were collected using questionnaire, medical record, anthropometric measurement. dietary assessment using four consecutive days food record. Laboratory test for serum vitamin C, B and plasma malondialdehyde levels were evaluated before and after supplementations. Differences in mean values were assessed by paired t-test for normal distribution data or Wilcoxon fur the not normal distribution. Mann Whitney was used for unpaired data. Values of p < O~OS were considered to indicate statistical significance.

Results Among thirteen subjects. seven (53.80%) subjects were female, median of age 32 (18-55) years. Body mass indek in most subjects (61.54%) were categorized as normal. The median percentages of bum injury 22 (5-51)%, and the frequency of severe bum was 61.50%, while the most cause of bum was flame (76,9%). Level of vitamin C after treatment was increased, but not significant. Level of vitamin E after treatment was significantly increased (p=O,Ol6). Level of MDA after supplementation significantly reduced (Jl 0,0l9).

Conclusion There was significantly reduced of level plasma MDA after four days vitamin CIOOO mg i.v danE 400 mg oral supplementations. "

"Abstract

The Effect of Vitamin C and E Suplementations on Serum CReaetive Protein Level in Moderate-Severe Bum Patients.

To study the effect of vitamin C 1000 mg i.v and E 400 mg oral supplementation on serum c-reactive protein level as parameter of inflammation in bum patients.

This study was a one group pre post test that gave i. v 1000 mg vitamin C and ond 400 mg vitamin E supplementations to thirteen moderate-severe bum patients, with percentage of bum less than 60%, in bum unit Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital. Data were collected using questionnaire, medical record, anthropometric measurement, dietary assessment using fol.lf consecutive days food record. Laboratory test for serum vitamin C, E and serum c-reactivc protein levels were evaluated before and after supplementations. Differences in mean values were assessed by Wilcoxon for the not normal distribution.

Results Among thirteen subjects, seven (53.80%) subjects were female, median of age 35 (18-55) years. Body mass index in most subjects (69.2%) were categorized as normal. The median percentages of bum injury 22 (5-57}%, and the frequency of severe bum was 61.50%, while the most cause of bum was flame (76.9%). Level of vitamin C after treatment was increased, but not significant. Level of vitamin E after treatment was significantly increased (!Pi),OI6). Level of CRP after supplementation significantly increased (!Pi).04).

Conclusion There was significantly reduced of level serum CRP after four days vitamin CI 000 mg i. v dan E 400 mg ond supplementations."

"ABSTRACT

Objective : To study the eH`ect of vitamin C 1000 mg i.v and E 400 mg oral supplementation on serum c-reactive protein level as parameter of inflammation in burn patients.

Methods: This study was a one group pre post test that gave i.v 1000 mg vitamin C and oral 400 mg vitamin E supplementations to thirteen moderate-severe burn patients, with percentage of burn less than 60%, in burn unit Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital. Data were collected using questionnaire, medical record, anthropometric measurement, dietary assessment using four consecutive days food record. Laboratory test for serum vitamin C, E and serum c-reactive protein levels- were evaluated before and after supplementations. Differences in mean values were assessed by Wilcoxon for the not normal distribution.

Results: Among thirteen subjects, Seven (53.80%) Subjects were female, median of age 35 (18-55) years. Body mass index in most subjects (69.2%) were categorized as normal. The median percentages of burn injury 22 (5~57)%, and the frequency of severe burn was 6l.50%, while the most cause of burn was flame (76.9%). Level of vitamin C after treatment was increased, but not significant. Level of vitamin E after treatment was significantly increased (p=0,016). Level of CRP after supplementation significantly increased (p=0.04).

Conclussion: There was significantly reduced of level serum CRP after four days vitamin C1000 mg i.v dan E 400 mg oral supplementations."

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