Observation of the common complications after cataract surgery and nursing intervention.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Observation of the common complications after cataract surgery and nursing intervention [Abstract] [1] Zhao Lin, Li Xiaorong. Toxic anterior segment syndrome [J]. Chinese Journal of Ophthalmology, 2008,44 (2:180 ~ 184. [Keywords:] cataract, surgery, complications, nursing Common one for eye cataract frequently-occurring disease. The treatment mainly based on surgery. In recent years, with the development of medical technology, cataract phacoemulsification and intraocular lens implantation is becoming mature. Because of its small incision, depending on the functional recovery fast, short operation time and hospital stay, even without hospitalization. and widely carried out, it has become the main form of cataract surgery. As a general to carry out cataract surgery, postoperative complications gradually emerging, should attract attention. as specialist nurses understand and are familiar with complications of observation and care, to ensure the safety and efficacy of surgery is necessary. now our hospital nursing care after cataract extraction in the report are as follows. 1 Clinical data The group of 897 cases, 412 cases of male, female 485 cases, aged 3 to 92 years, of which 578 cases of senile cataract, diabetic cataract 289 cases, 25 cases of traumatic cataract, congenital cataract in 5 cases. All the patients were using ultrasonic emulsification, intraocular lens implantation, the effect is satisfactory. 2 Observation and nursing of common complications Toxic anterior segment syndrome, 2.1 for the anterior segment of its operation of a sterile inflammatory response. The entry of the anterior segment of the non-infectious toxic substances due to intraocular tissues. Common in cataract surgery occurred in 12 ~ 48h , and often collective disease. Gram stain and bacterial cultures were negative, lesions were confined to the anterior segment. clinical manifestations of blurred vision, eye pain, red eye, corneal edem