Elderly from 1986 to 2006 retrospective analysis of surgical treatment of acute abdomen_0.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Elderly from 1986 to 2006 retrospective analysis of surgical treatment of acute abdomen [Abstract] Objective To compare the clinic for 10 years, the clinical effects of acute abdomen in old age. Methods 1986 to 2006 elderly patients with acute abdomen divided into two groups for 10 years before diagnosis and treatment using traditional methods, 10 years after the group was large equipment and detailed laboratory diagnosis with clinical symptoms, surgical methods in addition to traditional surgical methods but also increased the laparoscopic surgery, attention to nutritional support before and after surgery. compared two groups of mortality, hospitalization time, cure rate, laparotomy rate The incidence of postoperative complications. Results after 10 years with a group of 10 outcome measures difference between groups was significant (P all lt;0.01). for the elderly acute abdomen with sensitivity, resolution, high accuracy large-scale equipment and detailed clinical laboratory with a clear diagnosis, surgical indications are used with minimally invasive laparoscopic technique than the traditional treatment method has better results. [Keywords:] the elderly, acute abdomen, laparoscopy The clinical manifestations of acute abdomen older atypical symptoms and signs of disease and light weight, difficult to diagnose, easy to delayed treatment. To our hospital from January 1986 ~ October 1996 of acute abdomen were treated over 60 436 cases and in January 1997 ~ October 2006 more than 60 years of age were treated for efficacy compared 441 patients with acute abdomen, treatment will now take a different two-stage clinical results obtained following report. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 Clinical data in January 1986 ~ October 1996 for the first 10 years of patient group, 234 cases of this group of male and female 202 cases, age (65.8 + -12.4 years), of which 392 cases of abdominal puncture, drawn exudate or gas 278 cases, 226 cases wer