Pancreatic cancer after high blood sugar monitoring and care.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Pancreatic cancer after high blood sugar monitoring and care [Abstract] Objective To investigate the blood glucose level after pancreatic cancer surgery and postoperative infection in the incidence of complications, hospital stay relevant, to carry out a wide range of pancreatic cancer in clinical perioperative blood sugar regulated providing a scientific basis for nursing intervention. To analyze our department in January 2003 -2008 year in July between 71 cases of pancreatic cancer in patients with post-operative recovery and was discharged clinical data. Analysis of postoperative complications of hyperglycemia on the incidence of postoperative infection, as well as the impact of hospital stay. Results (1) pancreatic cancer after emerging the incidence of high blood sugar was 29.6%, of which the incidence of stress hyperglycemia was 19.7%, the incidence of postoperative diabetes 9.9%. (2) postoperative infection in patients with high blood sugar were significantly higher than normal blood glucose in patients with; postoperative diabetes, average length of stay was 30.1 days, postoperative stress-induced high blood sugar was 21.5 days, with no abnormal blood glucose in patients with average length of stay 20.4 days, after the occurrence of high blood sugar significantly longer hospital stay. Conclusions Postoperative pancreatic cancer the presence of high glucose and high rates of diabetes, blood glucose level is the incidence of postoperative infectious complications and hospital length of the influencing factors; from the perspective of care, in addition to doing a good job after standard blood glucose monitoring and a reasonable application of insulin, proposes to strengthen the knowledge and dietary prevention of diabetes, missionary, attach importance to the need for psychological care. [Keywords:] pancreatic cancer; Whipple operation; high blood sugar; nursing intervention Closely related to pancreatic cancer and diabetes, diabe