Anterior cervical decompression and fusion plate fixation for the treatment of cervical diseases Nursing.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Anterior cervical decompression and fusion plate fixation for the treatment of cervical diseases Nursing Of: Wei Lifang, Wei Liqin, Tan Renlin [Keywords:] spinal cord decompression, internal fixation, care Cervical fracture, cervical disc herniation, cervical tuberculosis with paravertebral abscess in the cervical spinal cord compression can be caused limb movement, sensation, functional disorders, the need for timely surgical treatment to relieve symptoms of spinal cord compression, and anterior cervical decompression because it can remove the spinal cord compression caused by the front matter, a broader range of decompression [1] and so on, and has been widely applied clinically. our hospital from January 2006 to September 2008 with anterior cervical spinal cord were cut Pressure + bone plate fixation in 24 cases, satisfactory effect, now nursing reported as follows. Clinical data The 24 cases, 15 males and 9 females, aged 32 to 66 years, of which 14 cases of cervical spine fracture, accounting for 58%, 9 cases of cervical disc herniation, 37%, cervical spine tuberculosis with paravertebral abscess in 1 case, accounting for 4%. Results patients with cervical disc herniation in 1 patient was discharged after 20 days and a double leg weakness, stiffness and re-hospitalization, the remaining patients recovered well without complications. Nursing 1. Preoperative care (1 psychological care: The patients are mostly middle-aged, the sick, injured, significant obstacles limb function, or even paralysis of limbs, sent to the high hopes of surgery, surgery and fearing failure, a huge psychological pressure, for patients with this kinds of attitude, nurses communicate with patients before surgery to actively introduce the treatment of past experience and successful cases, your personal experience after surgery were introduced to eliminate fear, establish confidence in conquering the disease. (2 training in respiratory funct