Hong Kong adult living donor liver transplantation donor and recipient 36 cases of perioperative nursing.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 16 Hong Kong adult living donor liver transplantation donor and recipient 36 cases of perioperative nursing Of: Chengui Li, Li Xia, Huang Shih-Ju, Yang Yune [Abstract] Objective To summarize the adult living donor liver transplantation perioperative nursing experience. Methods Queen Mary Hospital in Hong Kong from January to June 2008, 36 patients completed in adult living donor liver transplantation perioperative care were reviewed. Results All patients operations were successful without any care and complications, donor hospital stay was 9 days on average, the average receptor length of stay was 15 days. Conclusion Perioperative nursing is a living donor liver transplantation is one necessary condition for success, positive and effective care measures are an important guarantee for the survival receptor. [Keywords:] living donor liver transplantation; between adults; perioperative period; Care [Abstract] Objective To summarize the perioperative nursing experience for recipients undergoing adult-to-adult living donor liver transplantation (A-ALDLT). Methods 36 cases of recipients undergoing A-ALDLT in Queen Mary Hospital from January 2008 to June 2008 were retrospectively analyzed for perioperative nursing.Results All the successful operations for A-ALDLT were got without nursing complications. The length of hospital stay for donators was 9 days and for recipients was 15 days, which means the care effect was satisfactory.Conclusion Perioperative nursing is one important factor of elements to guarantee the success of LDLT. The actively and effectively perioperative nursing measures are the important insurance to the recipients’ recovery from graft operation. [Keywords:] living donor liver transplantation; adult-to-adult; perioperative; nursing In recent years, with the growing maturity of the liver transplant, liver transplantation in patients with advanced liver disease is undoubtedly the only effective treatment [1]. How