Rectal cancer patients with radical resection of perioperative rehabilitation guide.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Rectal cancer patients with radical resection of perioperative rehabilitation guide [Abstract] Objective: To evaluate the rectal cancer patients with radical surgery Perioperative nursing strategy. Methods: Peri-operative patients with various stages of clinical features, targeted to take psychological care, rehabilitation and guidance methods. Results: 56 patients without preoperative anxiety, panic, emotional stability, and postoperative correctly face the reality and perceptions change, concepts, master of nursing method of artificial anus can be independently self-care, foster confidence in life, increased social activities capacity. Conclusion: There are planned for radical rectal cancer Perioperative rehabilitation guidance, no complications occur, to ensure the smooth progress of the treatment and improve therapeutic effect. [Keywords:] rectal cancer radical operation; perioperative period; stoma; recovery guide Rectal cancer is a malignant tumor, one of China’s top ten, of which about 30% to 60% of patients require temporary or permanent abdominal stoma surgery. Therefore, radical resection of rectal cancer patients with perioperative period in a planned manner to guide the rehabilitation, psychological care and become extremely important. Now in our hospital in September 2004 ~ September 2007 of patients admitted to the rehabilitation methods and experience reports are as follows: 1 Data and methods 1.1 Clinical data September 2004 ~ September 2007 rectal cancer were treated in our hospital and 56 cases of patients undergoing radical purposes, of which 33 males and 23 females, aged 34 to 62 years, with an average 48-year-old high school degree or above 20 cases. 1.2 Methods 1.2.1 Rehabilitation’s method, Of different occupations, cultural background and character of patients following the guidance of several different ways: ① oral missionary. Apply to different cultural level of patients. The patients with high educat