Evaluation of the Postoperative Nursing Effect of Thoracic Surgery Assisted by Artificial Intelligence Robot.

Xiufen Hu,Xiaodan He

doi:10.1155/2021/3941600

Abstract

In order to evaluate the postoperative nursing effect of artificial intelligence robot-assisted thoracic surgery, this study proposed the Da Vinci robot-assisted pulmonary lobotomy, from January to December 2014; 42 patients (15 males and 27 females, aged 33–69 years old) underwent lobectomy with the Da Vinci robot system in the chest hospital. A series of postoperative nursing was carried out. The surgical results showed that 42 patients with Da Vinci robot-assisted lobectomy had operation time of 62–225 min and blood loss of 70–300 mL. There was no intraoperative blood transfusion, the intraoperative central rate was maintained at 60–100 times/min, and the blood pressure was maintained at 90–140/60–90 mmHg. No patient was transferred to thoracotomy, and 2 patients were performed robotic wedge resection first, and then, robotic lobectomy was performed after malignant tumor was confirmed by freezing results, with relatively light postoperative pain, no infection, beautiful wound, and smooth recovery and discharge. Robot-assisted lobectomy is a new technique with advantages of less trauma, less pain, faster recovery, and safer and more thorough lymph node dissection.

Highlights

Cancer is the main cause of death
From the initial thoracotomy to the minimally invasive revolution in 1980s, more and more studies have shown that minimally invasive surgery has great advantages in the survival rate and long-term efficacy of lung cancer patients [2]. e application of surgical robots in the 21st century has become a new opportunity in the history of minimally invasive surgery. e use of robots, remains controversial
On the basis of the current study, this study puts forward the Da Vinci robot-assisted lung resection, the method using, in December, 2014, thoracic hospital application of the Leonardo Da Vinci robot system line, 42 cases of lung resection, 15 cases were male, female 27 cases, aged 33–69 years old, and a series of postoperative nursing; the surgical results showed that in 42 cases of Da Vinci robot-assisted lobectomy patients, the operative time was 62–225 min, the blood loss was 70–300 ml, no intraoperative blood transfusion, the operative center rate was maintained at 60–100 times/min, the blood pressure was maintained at 90–140/60–90 mmHg, and no patient was converted to thoracotomy

Summary

Introduction

Cancer is the main cause of death. Lung cancer, as the most common cancer, develops rapidly and has a great impact on the quality of life of patients. erefore, timely and effective treatment of lung cancer is extremely important [1]. From the initial thoracotomy to the minimally invasive revolution in 1980s, more and more studies have shown that minimally invasive surgery has great advantages in the survival rate and long-term efficacy of lung cancer patients [2]. E Da Vinci robotic surgical system is a new interdisciplinary technology combining robotics, computer technology, digital image processing technology, micromotor system, sensor technology, biological manufacturing, and clinical technology It is the first robotic system used in thoracic surgery. Is technology has the advantages of high accuracy, small trauma, light postoperative pain, quick recovery, and beautiful wound, and its clinical application brings a new mode of surgical nursing cooperation to the operating room nursing work [3]. Robot-assisted pulmonary lobectomy is a new technology with advantages of less trauma, less pain, faster recovery, and safer and more thorough surgical lymph node dissection [9]

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