ObjectiveTo explore Nursing Effect about patients' Accelerated Rehabilitation Surgery after Thoracoscopic Esophageal CarcinomaMethodsContinuous collection of 90 patients with thoracoscopic esophageal cancer from March 2017 to 2018 in this hospital, of which 45 patients in the control group were given routine care, and 45 patients in the experimental group were given individualized care. Analysis of nursing satisfaction and gastrointestinal function in two groups.ResultsThe satisfaction and gastrointestinal function of the two groups of patients were analyzed.. The average bowel sound recovery time and anal exhaust time were significantly shorter in the experimental group(31.25 ± 2.25 H, 50.12 ± 1.47 H) than in the control group(45.26 ± 2.17 H, 67.36 ± 1.06 H)(P = 0.028, P = 0.030). The incidence of adverse reactions was significantly lower in the experimental group(4.44 %) than in the control group(17.77 %)(P = 0.012), Nursing satisfaction was significantly higher in the experimental group(97.78 %) than in the control group(80%)(P = 0.007), Average hospitalization days and hospitalization costs in the experimental group(12.5±2.8d,9823±720￥),They were all significantly shorter than the control group16.3±3.4d,1378±790￥)(P =0.023, P =0.036）.ConclusionThe accelerated rehabilitation surgical care of patients with thoracoscopic esophageal cancer during perioperative period can help patients to accelerate recovery by promoting the recovery of gastrointestinal energy.
This patient was a 47-year female who underwent carinal resection and reconstruction because of left main bronchial mucoepidermoid carcinoma. She underwent four cycles chemotherapy when recovering from surgery because of subcarinal lymph node metastasis. However, the patient suffered from recurred productive cough and dyspnea during chemotherapy. Bronchoscopic assessment revealed stenosis at the reconstructed carina and left main bronchus five months after surgery. The granulation tissues of the left main bronchus showed no evidence of cancer recurrence. After repeated bronchoscopic resection of granulation tissue combined with bronchial stent placement, the left main bronchial stenosis gradually worsened with granulation tissue growth. Three acid-fast bacilli were found in the granulation tissue harvested ten months after surgery. The reason of postoperative bronchostenosis was confirmed as endobronchial tuberculosis, and antitubercular agents were added. Unfortunately, she had persistent left main bronchostenosis due to irreversible destruction and left pulmonary atelectasis thereafter. Therefore, for the recurring anastomotic granulomas after tracheobronchial reconstruction, the possibility of tuberculosis infection should be considered.
