Lower extremities after total hip arthroplasty factors of venous thrombosis and Countermeasures.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Lower extremities after total hip arthroplasty factors of venous thrombosis and Countermeasures Of: Jiang Hui-Zhi Xie Yanhong water Na [Abstract] Objective To investigate patients with hip arthroplasty of lower extremity venous thrombosis (deep venous thrombosis, DVT risk factors and sum up the formation of nursing. Methods A retrospective investigation of 32 patients with joint replacement patients with the incidence of DVT and to analyze the risk factors of DVT occurred . Results 32 patients developed DVT in 2 cases, the rate was 6.25%, the treatment and care after discharge. Conclusions revision hip surgery after trauma in patients with DVT and large, high age, prolonged bed rest, hypercoagulability , hyperlipidemia, hypertension, diabetes and so on. According to the reasons for using the appropriate preventive care measures in patients after joint replacement in order to reduce the incidence of DVT. [Keywords:] replacement arthroplasty of lower extremity venous thrombosis After total hip arthroplasty, DVT is a common complication. Lvhou Shan, Xu Bin of artificial joint replacement was first reported overall incidence of postoperative DVT rate was 47.1%, total hip arthroplasty postoperative deep vein thrombosis was 40 % [1]. of which 22% -29% of DVT patients may be complicated by fatal pulmonary embolism [2]. Therefore, the increased awareness of DVT, to explore and master a variety of methods to prevent DVT. 1 Clinical data General Information in our hospital from January 2009 to February 2010 with artificial hip arthroplasty in 32 cases, 14 males and 18 females, aged 57-89 years, mean age + -68 years old. All patients first 3 -4 months, no history of thrombosis, no coagulation disorders, color Doppler ultrasound examination of lower limbs without DVT. 2 preoperative nursing intervention 2.1 After the preoperative preparation of patients admitted underwent preoperative routine laboratory tests, ECG