30 cases of hernia ring filling tension-free hernia repair Perioperative Nursing.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 30 cases of hernia ring filling tension-free hernia repair Perioperative Nursing [Abstract] Objective To review 30 cases of hernia ring filling tension-free hernia repair perioperative nursing experience and experience. Methods patch (Johnson amp;amp; Johnson Marlex) to implement the hernia ring filling tension-free hernia repair with conventional hernia repair compared to sum up the focus and methods of care. Results 1 patients with local and scrotal hematoma, and 1 urinary retention, after 30 cases of symptomatic treatment were soon discharged. All patients were followed up for 4 months to a year of no case of recurrence. Conclusion hernia ring filling tension-free hernia repair is a more effective, safe and economical surgical method in patients with perioperative care is the key to the successful recovery of effectively reduce the recurrence, significantly improve the quality of life of patients, has an extremely important significance. [Keywords:] hernia repair; no tension; inguinal hernia; Perioperative nursing Inguinal hernia is the most common general surgical diseases, the incidence of any age can be. If not handled timely and hernia block can be gradually increased, will increase the abdominal injury affecting the normal work, while in patients with life-threatening. Except for a few special circumstances should be an early surgical treatment [1]. There is a tension because of previous surgical suture, although the post-operative care emphasized bed rest 3 days rest 3 weeks, not participate in heavy physical labor 3 months, but the relapse rate was still as high as 10% to 15% [2]. In recent years, the traditional hernia repair has been gradually replaced by tension-free repair technique. Because of its simple operation, postoperative pain is small, the recurrence rate is low, apply to all types of adult inguinal hernia and femoral hernia, especially for frail elderly persons, the merger determined to cerebrovascular disease