EVALUATE RESULTS OF NURSING PATIENTS AFTER LAPAROSCOPIC ESOPHAGECTOMY AND SOME RELATED FACTORS AT K HOSPITAL IN 2020-2021

Mai Văn Hạnh1,, Phạm Quốc Đạt1
1 Thang Long University

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Objectives: Analysis the results of nursing for patients undergoing laparoscopic esophagectomy and some related factors. Methods: A prospective descriptive study on 138 esophageal cancer patients treated by laparoscopic plastic surgery at Abdominal SurgeryDepartment No2- K Hospital from January 2020 to May 2021. Outcomes of patients care after surgery were assessed through 3 levels of good, medium, and bad and the influence of some factors related to hospital-acquired infection. Data were collected, processed, cleared and computerized by using Epidata and Excel software. Data processing using Stata 14 statistical software. Results: The majority of patients afterlaparoscopic esophagectomy treatment achieved good results (72.5%), average (26.8%). Most of the patients were stable on discharge. There was 1 case of death after surgery. Factors affecting hospital-acquired infection include hospital nursing days, preoperative chemotherapy, history of diabetes, frequency of pleural tube care with statistical significance p < 0.05. Conclusion:Take care of patients after endoscopic esophagectomy has good results and reduces the risk of hospital-acquired infections.

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