Rehabilitation after the new fluid to promote wound healing perianal abscess Clinical observation and nursing care.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Rehabilitation after the new fluid to promote wound healing perianal abscess Clinical observation and nursing care Of: Ren Chun Hung Zhaojun Jian Zhang Li Peng Bi [Abstract] perianal abscess by observing the application of rehabilitation after surgery to promote wound healing in the new solution and the clinical effect of nursing. Conclusion: The new solution can promote recovery after perianal abscess wound healing, shorten healing time, reduce perianal abscess postoperative complications. [Keywords:] perianal abscess wound recovery after rehabilitation of the new solution Surgery of anorectal abscess is one of the diseases most common means of anorectal suppurative infection of soft tissue around the space, collectively, to anal gland infection secondary to anorectal suppuration around the gap or the formation of submucosal infection abscess is most prevalent. Most patients with perianal abscess require surgical treatment, and mostly open incision after surgery there is a big injury, after dressing a long time and heal slowly, thereby facilitating the growth of wound healing is a perianal abscess postoperative recovery in patients with important and difficult. our department after the application of new liquid recovery, significantly improved the quality of wound healing, healing time was shortened, the new solution now recovered to promote wound healing and the nursing of the clinical results reported below. 1 Clinical data 1.1 General information from January 2009 to April 2010, the 100 patients were treated in our department in patients with perianal abscess, the exclusion of other surgical contraindications were randomly divided into two groups and the control group. Observation group of 50 patients, 23 male and female 27 patients, aged 17 to 68 years in the control group of 50 patients, 21 males and 29 females, aged from 15 to 71 years, two groups of gender, age had no statistically significant difference.