Postoperative respiratory care system in the efficacy of lung cancer_0.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Postoperative respiratory care system in the efficacy of lung cancer [Abstract] Objective To investigate the respiratory system of patients with lung cancer after care methods applied in the clinical efficacy. Methods 72 patients with postoperative lung cancer patients, divided into two groups (the line system, respiratory care and the control group (conventional care of the 36 cases, compared two groups of patients with pulmonary function, away from the bed time and hospital stay. Results observation group, forced vital capacity (FVC, 1 s forced expiratory volume (FEV1, from the time and hospital bed days were measured compared with the control group were significantly different (P lt; 0.05. Conclusion respiratory care can improve the system of lung cancer patients lung function, shorten the time from the bed and the hospital stay, thereby improving quality of life. [Keywords:] lung cancer patients, the system respiratory care, pulmonary function Surgical treatment of lung cancer is the primary method, with the development of medical, surgical methods continue to improve, well the care is the key to successful surgical treatment of lung cancer. However, patients prone to atelectasis, lung infection, respiratory insufficiency, arrhythmia and other complications. In recent years, we have 36 cases of lung cancer patients undergoing elective surgery of the respiratory care delivery system interventions, and achieved good results. are as follows. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General Information Select April 2006 ~ March 2010 in our department for surgical treatment of 72 patients with peripheral lung cancer patients were randomly divided into two groups, the observation group and control group 36 cases, including the observation group 24 male and 12 female patients, aged 43 to 76 years (mean 58.5 + -13.3 years old, the control group 26 males and 10 females, aged 44 to 75 years (mean 57.8 + -15.4 years old, was adopted by surgica