Lower extremity arterial occlusive intervention nursing Perioperative.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Lower extremity arterial occlusive intervention nursing Perioperative Of: Fang Hong, Xuhui Xia, Li Changfeng, Jiang Rong [Keywords:] hardening occlusion; intervention; care Arteriosclerosis obliterans (ASO) is due to atherosclerotic peripheral artery stenosis caused by occlusion of lower limb ischemia caused by disease, atherosclerosis is a body of local performance. The main clinical symptoms of lower limb ischemic pain, intermittent claudication, limb necrosis. ASO patients with cerebrovascular disease and more determined to merge and other systemic diseases, treatment is ineffective. As society is aging and people’s living standards, atherosclerotic disease, the incidence increased year by year [1]. In this This trend, the urgent need of treatment in the ASO have further progress. In recent years, with the continuous improvement of vascular surgery, ASO is gradually to the minimally invasive surgery - percutaneous endovascular surgery direction, which is ASO patients with multiple trauma is safe, simple surgical methods [2]. improve the perioperative care of rehabilitation to ensure the promotion effect of surgery has a very important role, now summarizes the perioperative nursing experience as follows. 1 Clinical data The group of 20 patients, 18 males and 2 females; aged 55 to 80 years, mean 67.9 years old. Patients were treated with interventional therapy, the femoral artery catheter heparin anticoagulant thrombolytic therapy with urokinase. After only 1 patient nephrotic syndrome due to a merger, thrombolysis is ineffective, the final line of amputation, other patients recovered well, pain relief can ambulation. were followed up for 6 months patients can take care of themselves, and walk properly. Perioperative Nursing 2 2.1 Preoperative Care 2.1.1 The psychological care of patients are associated with arterial occlusive pain or limb movement disorder, and patients may have disability, coupled with higher co