Deep vein catheterization Method and Nursing for Tumor Patients
Yan Wang
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Yan Wang
Abstract
Objective:to explore the application value of deep vein catheterization for tumor patients undergoing long-term chemotherapy and parenteral nutrition.Method:catheterization method,nursing measures,catheterization time and complications of 176 patients undergoing deep vein catheterization were analyzed retrospectively.Result:catheterization time is 10~362d,99.6d on average,176 patients were discharged from hospital with catheterization.No case slipped out.It can ensure the smooth implementation of chemotherapy and can be used for long-time parenteral nutrition.Conclusion:If nursing appropriately,all the patients can be discharged from hospital with deep vein catheterization,which provide favorable treatment pathway for repeated chemotherapy and long-term parenteral nutrition.
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Objective:to explore the application value of deep vein catheterization for tumor patients undergoing long-term chemotherapy and parenteral nutrition.Method:catheterization method,nursing measures,catheterization time and complications of 176 patients undergoing deep vein catheterization were analyzed retrospectively.Result:catheterization time is 10~362d,99.6d on average,176 patients were discharged from hospital with catheterization.No case slipped out.It can ensure the smooth implementation of chemotherapy and can be used for long-time parenteral nutrition.Conclusion:If nursing appropriately,all the patients can be discharged from hospital with deep vein catheterization,which provide favorable treatment pathway for repeated chemotherapy and long-term parenteral nutrition.
Key concepts: Medicine, Parenteral nutrition, Chemotherapy, Surgery, Nursing