adjustable upper limb prop with u-groove-like pediatric surgery application effect of（可调上肢支撑与u-groove-like儿科手术的应用效果）.docVIP

Adjustable upper limb prop with U-groove-like pediatric surgery application EFFECT OF Author: Liyuan Zhen Liu Xiu Deng Sujuan He virtues Yanhong [Abstract] purpose Recalling the nature of the research developed by our institute adjustable U-shaped trough-like children with upper limb prop with pediatric surgery clinical application effect analysis. Methods selected in our hospital from 2009 to 2011, the treatment of pediatric surgical patients 60 Li fixed use of the upper limbs of children with intraoperative adjustable U-shaped trough-shaped the upper extremity prop with, given for the study group, select the same period in children undergoing 60 cases treated with routine care with fixed upper extremity, positioning control group. contrast observed two groups of children placed in position to spend time, oxygen probe and upper limb detachment surgery crush injuries, electrical burns, and job satisfaction of nurses. Results The results show that children with a variety of needs fixed adjustable upper extremity surgery U-groove-shaped upper limb prop with preoperative orthostatic place to spend time, intraoperative blood oxygen probe and upper limb slippage intraoperative contrast squeeze hurt electrical burns and nurse job satisfaction survey are significantly superior to conventional fixed with child care. conclusions developed by our institute applied to the upper limb prop with U-groove-like pediatric surgery indicators observed significantly superior to conventional the upper extremity prop with adjustable pediatric surgery, surgical success and intraoperative children The postoperative healing has a positive effect can be widely used in clinical surgery. [Keywords] regulating child care with pediatric patients U-shaped trough-like the upper extremity prop with intraoperative application [Abstract] Objective retrospective study hospital developed an adjustable U-shaped groove care of children with upper extremity surgery in pediatric clinical eff