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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Postoperative lumbar spine fractures Nursing [Abstract] Objective To promote a speedy recovery vertebral fracture, reduce disability, improve self-care ability. Methods 24 patients with vertebral fractures in patients before surgery, specialist care in two stages, the implementation of psychological nursing intervention and for homology comparison. Results by surgical treatment, improve treatment, care and rehabilitation of the guidance and psychological support, the group 1 patients with lower extremity paralysis has not been fully restored, the rest were cured. Conclusion psychological observations of patients, the implementation of specific specialist care and psychological care intervention to ease the patient’s symptoms and reduce patient anxiety, fear, etc., to promote postoperative rehabilitation. [Keywords:] lumbar spine fractures; surgery; specialist care; psychological intervention Clinical vertebral fractures are more common injuries, which take longer to ambulatory treatment, prone to complications, for work and life have a great impact. “Treatment third, seven care” after fracture in the spine particularly the rehabilitation process. spinal fractures caused by indirect violence most of the clinical manifestations of lumbar pain for the injured, local kyphotic deformity is often associated with spinal cord injury, resulting in paraplegia, the loss of all or part of the patient lower limb function, seriously affecting the lives of patients and quality of life. Surgery is the treatment of lumbar spinal cord injury means the most important, but difficult surgical risk and postoperative complications, so do the treatment and care before and after surgery, psychological intervention and rehabilitation guidance, to the greatest extent possible to restore nerve function and reduce disability and improve self-care ability [1]. now I Division 2002-2008, 24 cases of lumbar bone fractures reported as follows Nursing before and a