Application of radiographic imaging diagnosis in the treatment and nursing intervention of perioperative infection for kidney transplant recipients

Abstract

The severity and complexity of infection after renal transplantation have an important impact on the health and survival prognosis of patients. As an important auxiliary tool, the purpose of this study was to investigate the application and effect of radiography diagnosis in perioperative infection treatment and nursing intervention of kidney transplant recipients. Radiographic diagnosis acquires the patient's image data, evaluates the quality of the image, ensures that the image is clear enough to make an accurate diagnosis, and understands the structure shown in the image to accurately locate the patient's abnormalities or lesions. The early location and accurate diagnosis of perioperative infection of kidney transplant recipients were successfully realized by collecting cases of perioperative infection of kidney transplant recipients and using radiographic diagnosis technology. The use of high-grade antibiotics does not significantly reduce the infection rate of patients. The application of radiographic diagnostic technology in perioperative infection treatment and nursing of kidney transplant recipients is helpful to accurately evaluate the infection site, infection degree and infection type, and guide the selection of reasonable treatment and intervention measures. Radiographic diagnostic technology can also detect and evaluate complications in time, and MMF + CsA + hormone immunosuppression regimen is selected both during and after surgery.