Re-rupture of 32 cases of ectopic pregnancy nursing experience.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 4 Re-rupture of 32 cases of ectopic pregnancy nursing experience [Paper Keywords] again, ectopic pregnancy; surgery; psychological care [Abstract] Objective: To summarize the 32 cases of ectopic pregnancy in patients with surgical re-treatment of clinical care to monitor the situation. Methods: in patients with psychological persuasion, psychological intervention lifting of patients by psychological pressure, to alleviate their anxiety. Results: 32 patients were discharged. Conclusion: The careful observation, meticulous care is conducive to the rehabilitation of patients with ectopic pregnancy again. Pregnancy, a fertilized egg implantation in the uterine cavity outside of its normal position, known as ectopic pregnancy, is a common gynecological acute abdomen is one. In recent years, reported that the incidence of ectopic pregnancy clear upward trend in [1], again, the incidence of ectopic pregnancy has increased, the harm large parts of ectopic pregnancy, once broken, often cause serious complications such as intra-abdominal bleeding, and even shock, life-threatening. Therefore, early diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy ruptured, improve care and awareness, and timely surgery is the key to successful treatment of patients. Now in our hospital in January 2006 ~ January 2008 re-treatment of 32 cases of ectopic pregnancy patient care reports are as follows: 1 Data and methods 1.1 General Information The group of 32 patients, aged 21 to 39 years, mean 32.5 years, of which 30 cases were married, two cases of unmarried, 5 patients without birth, 32 cases had a history of ectopic pregnancy. Among them, nine cases of laparoscopic electrosurgical excision had ipsilateral fallopian tube, and 4 were affected side window after tubal anastomosis in 8 cases for the window to take custody of embryos after 11 cases of ipsilateral tubal rupture of abdominal surgery later, 32 cases 1 cases from the previous surgery for 6 years, the shortest one cas