Inflammatory bowel obstruction after abdominal surgery in 18 cases of early nutritional support treatment.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Inflammatory bowel obstruction after abdominal surgery in 18 cases of early nutritional support treatment Study: 1 Zengxiang Fu Sujin Jie Wang Jianzhong Zhu Weiming [Keywords:] early inflammatory intestinal obstruction after abdominal surgery; parenteral nutrition; Enteral Nutrition Inflammatory small bowel obstruction after abdominal surgery (early postoperative inflammatory small bowel obstruction, EPISBO) means the occurrence of postoperative abdominal surgery within 1 ~ 2 w and abdominal trauma due to surgery causes such as aseptic inflammation of adhesive intestinal obstruction (1 ), and we have more successful treatment of previous experience (2). but how its implementation and parenteral nutrition support, enteral nutrition in Ways of timing and other issues, the current limited literature specifically, this article was to investigate the EPISBO patients with nutritional support strategy. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 Review of the randomly selected object from May 1999 to June 2004 patients after abdominal surgery in 20 cases EPISBO non-nutritional support group, from July 2004 to August 2009 after abdominal surgery EPISBO 18 patients for nutrition support group. Non- Nutritional support group 12 males and 8 females, aged 21 to 73 (mean (48.1 + -2.4)) years of age, nutritional support group were 10 males and 8 females, aged 23 to 71 (mean (50.5 + -3.6)) years. Non-nutritional support groups and nutritional support group were those who ulcer perforation repair were 6 cases, 5 cases; line intestinal repair of blunt abdominal injury who were 4 cases, 3 cases; line cut appendectomy abscess open drainage were all 6 cases; line resection of colon cancer were the two cases; line radical gastrectomy were the 2 cases. the two groups in age, gender and surgical procedure was no significant difference. 1.2 Treatment by prior treatment experience (2), two groups of patients were taking non-surgical treatment. Nutritional suppo