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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 4 Anal fistula in patients with preoperative stress response in observation and analysis of [Keywords:], anal fistula;,, stress response,,,,, Abstract: Objective: 56 patients with preoperative stress response in observation and analysis, preoperative care and responses to provide the basis for the formulation. Methods: The establishment of observation projects, through the anal fistula in patients with several special sessions of preoperative blood pressure, pulse changes in the ratio of observation and the use of Zung self-rating anxiety scale prepared by the performance of patients with 1 to 4 points, the data Statistically, the results: the closer to the day of surgery, the more intense the stress response in patients (especially women’s reactions), patients with higher self-rating scale scores. Conclusion: Preoperative anal fistula patients respond to effective nursing interventions to reduce preoperative stress response, obtained with the patient’s surgery. Keywords:: anal fistula; stress response Surgical treatment of anal fistula is one of the main method, although in patients with anal fistula surgery in the selection of fully prepared before the ready, but before the surgery to be implemented, will generate a strong stress response, affecting the conduct of surgery and intraoperative after recovery. Therefore, patients with preoperative stress response in observation and analysis, preoperative develop positive and effective response measures to provide a basis to help combat physical and mental illnesses to obtain preoperative, intraoperative and postoperative co-ordination, reduce complications, improve the surgical success rate. In this study 56 cases of anal fistula in patients with preoperative stress response were observed and analyzed the results now reported as follows. 1 object In our hospital from 2000 to 2005, admitted the need of surgical treatment of 56 cases of anal fistula patients, including 30 males and 26 fem