Abstract:Abstract: Objective?To explore the effect of vitamin C combined with sodium bicarbonate in examination of esophageal iodine staining in patients with esophageal corrosive side effects.?Methods?200 patients with esophageal iodine staining were randomly divided into control group (group A, n = 100) and experimental group (group B, n = 100). After esophageal iodine staining in group B, the esophagus and the bottom of the stomach were washed with the solvent of vitamin C tablets were dissolved in saline and the pH of the liquid in the stomach was detected, then, the liquid was aspirated, the esophagus was washed with the solvent of sodium bicarbonate tablets were dissolved in saline, the esophagus and the stomach were washed with saline, and then, the pH of the liquid in the stomach was detected. While, in group A, the esophagus and the stomach was washed with saline. The events of patients about throat discomfort; heartburn, chest and abdominal pain were recorded at 0 h, 24 h and 72 h when the patient was awake after anesthesia. 40 patients had been treated with esophageal iodine staining were divided into group C with the treatment way with patients in group A (group C, n = 20) and group D with the treatment way with patients in group B (group D, n = 20). Gastroscope was reviewed within 72 h, and respective score of mucosal erosion of bottom of the stomach was recorded in group C and D.?Results?Compared with group A, the respective incidences of throat discomfort, heartburn, chest and abdominal pain were significantly lower in group B at 0 h ,24 h and 72 h. there was statistically significant respectively (P < 0.01). In group B, the pH value was lower before using sodium bicarbonate than after that (P < 0.01). Compared with group C, the average score of mucosal erosion of bottom of the stomach was lower in group D (P < 0.01).?Conclusion?Vitamin C combined with sodium bicarbonate are used treatment the corrosive side effects of iodine after esophageal iodine staining are safe and effective, for it can be widely clinical application.