Abstract
Background: To explore the curative effects of laparosopic panhysterectomies and summarize perioperative care experience.Methods: Forty cases of perioperative hysterectomy, twenty laparoscopic hysterectomies and twenty abdominal hysterectomies were selected for a controlled analysis of treatment efficacies of different nursing measures.Results: Laparoscope surgery durations were longer than abdominal surgery durations. Laparoscopic surgery had lesser bleeding, quicker postoperative ambulation times, shorter intestinal bowel function recovery times, lower patient stress, better patient quality of life, shorter hospitalization stays, and reduced patient economic burdens. Laparoscopic surgery resulted in fewer postoperative complications, reduced nursing care, which improved care effectiveness, and significantly increased patient satisfaction with nursing care.Conclusion: Laparoscopic panhysterectomies have advantages, including smaller abdominal incisions, shorter hospital stays, improved bed turnover rates, low infection rates, and fast recovery. Its curative effect is superior to the abdominal hysterectomy and it is more suitable clinically. Increased patient supervision and care given during the perioperative period facilitates post-operative healing.
Highlights
The panhysterectomy is usually used to heal endometrial lesions, hysteromyoma, adenomyosis and other gynecopathy symptoms
The traditional panhysterectomy mostly focuses on the abdominal hysterectomy and hysterectomy via the vagina
Abdominal group was the control group, aged 37 – 70 years, with a mean age of 50.1 years old. It was composed of 40 patients, including 19 patients with hysteromyoma, 9 patients with adenomyosis, 1 patient with cervical intraepithelial neoplasias level III, and 11 patients with endometrial lesions; 9 patients were concurrently with hypertension and 10 patients concurrently with diabetes
Summary
The panhysterectomy is usually used to heal endometrial lesions, hysteromyoma, adenomyosis and other gynecopathy symptoms. Abdominal group was the control group, aged 37 – 70 years, with a mean age of 50.1 years old It was composed of 40 patients, including 19 patients with hysteromyoma, 9 patients with adenomyosis, 1 patient with cervical intraepithelial neoplasias level III, and 11 patients with endometrial lesions; 9 patients were concurrently with hypertension and 10 patients concurrently with diabetes. Laparoscopic group was the experimental group, aged 38 – 69 years old, with a mean age of 49.5 years, including 18 patients with hysteromyoma, 10 patients with adenomyosis, 2 patient with cervical intraepithelial neoplasias level III, and patients with endometrial lesions, of which, patients were concurrently with hypertension and 6 patients concurrently with diabetes. To explore the curative effects of laparosopic panhysterectomies and summarize perioperative care experience
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