Percutaneous discectomy on the treatment of 217 patients with lumbar disc herniation Rehabilitation Nursing.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Percutaneous discectomy on the treatment of 217 patients with lumbar disc herniation Rehabilitation Nursing [Abstract] Objective To investigate the percutaneous discectomy for lumbar disc herniation in rehabilitation nursing and clinical value of points. Methods 217 patients with lumbar disc herniation nucleus pulposus in patients with percutaneous discectomy, preoperative intensive care, timely communication with patients surgery and closely cooperate with treatment. After careful and meticulous care. to strengthen health education rehabilitation exercises and meticulous. Results All patients with 3-7d can get out of bed, no significant complications. followed up for 3-12 months. Excellent 114 cases, good in 79 cases, 20 cases can be poor in 4 cases, good rate of 89%. Conclusion Percutaneous discectomy for lumbar disc herniation is relatively safe and effective treatment. preoperative and postoperative care and a positive and effective rehabilitation guidance can promote early recovery of patients is key to successful treatment. [Keywords:] lumbar disc herniation discectomy rehabilitation care Lumbar disc herniation is a common orthopedic, multiple complications, most of the degeneration, injury, human lumbar intervertebral disc between the weak and easy to highlight the rear side, compress the adjacent nerve root, causing low back pain, sciatica. Back pain after hip to lower extremity radiation, accompanied by numbness, soreness, severe activity limitation, forced posture and position, or even life can not take care of themselves, seriously affected the work and quality of life. In recent years many ways to treat the disease, percutaneous discectomy treatment of lumbar disc herniation, compared with other surgical procedures, with the treatment time is short, less trauma, less pain and quicker recovery, etc. have gradually been accepted by patients. our hospital from March 2007 to March 2008 217 patients treated cases. su