Gastroparesis in patients after liver transplantation and nursing observation.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Gastroparesis in patients after liver transplantation and nursing observation [Abstract] 3 cases in our hospital after liver transplantation in patients with gastroparesis observation and care, that liver transplantation in patients with gastroparesis nursing care through effective decompression and strengthen all parenteral nutrition (TPN and enteral nutrition ( EN, combined with exercise therapy, progressive food care, good psychological care and guide patients, comprehensive treatment of early activities, gastrointestinal in 2 to 6 weeks can all recover. [Keywords:] liver transplant surgery, stomach paralysis, observation, nursing Postoperative gastroparesis is a motility after abdominal surgery for gastric emptying disorder caused by syndrome group. Liver transplantation has become the treatment of end-stage liver disease the exact method, in our hospital in June 2005 -2008 lines in June orthotopic liver transplantation in 301 patients, including 3 cases of postoperative gastroparesis, through the strengthening of psychological care, close observation of the disease, combined with exercise therapy and the combination of enteral and parenteral nutrition therapy, patients were successfully discharged. now nursing are summarized below. 1 Clinical data 1.1 General Information 3 patients in this group, of which 2 males and 1 female, aged 38 to 62 years, mean 50 years. After liver transplantation occurred in 5 to 12 days, the performance after 4 to 6 days into the liquid when the nausea, Frequent vomiting and abdominal fullness. overflow of vomiting, the majority containing bile, after vomiting symptoms. blood biochemical examination no significant water and electrolyte, acid-base imbalance. see above belly full physical examination, the stomach positive vibration of water sounds, bowel tone normal or reduced. given the small intestine esophagus stomach radiography “power of gastric motility and lower jejunum and ileum.”