Pelvic pain after reconstruction of Nursing Research.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Pelvic pain after reconstruction of Nursing Research [Abstract] Objective To explore patients after reconstructive pelvic pain with analgesia pump to enhance clinical care. Methods to our hospital in March 2008 ~ June 2009 to 40 cases of pelvic floor reconstruction surgery were randomly divided into two group, control group 20 patients with routine care, 20 cases observed in the usual care group based on the use of analgesia pump to enhance pain care, comparative analysis of two groups of care results. the result is slightly shorter length of stay in observation group than the control group, but group the difference was not statistically significant (t = 2.0235, Pgt; 0.05, study group patients was significantly higher satisfaction with pain between groups was statistically significant (2 = 3.9063, P lt;0.05. Conclusions of pelvic floor reconstruction Postoperative care of patients on the basis of routine use of analgesia pump enhanced care, can reduce hospitalization time, and can improve patient satisfaction with analgesia and improve patient quality of life. [Keywords:] uterine prolapse, pelvic floor reconstruction, analgesia pump; Care The uterus from its normal position down along the vagina, cervix, mouth below the level of ischial spine, and even uterine prolapse at the vaginal opening, all other, known as uterine prolapse (uterine prolapse, uterine prolapse is often associated with anterior and posterior vaginal prolapse, to the serious problems of life of patients [1], at present, hospital treatment of the disease by pelvic floor reconstruction with satisfactory results, but care should be concerned about postoperative pain, this study of patients after pelvic floor reconstruction to enhance pain care and clinical results, for reference. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General Information Patients were enrolled in our hospital from March 2008 to June 2009 40 patients were treated, aged 52 to 67 years (mean 60.4 + -2.