Prevention and treatment of fat liquefaction in gynecological obese patients after abdominal incision
Xia Wu, Xue-mei Sang
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Xia Wu, Xue-mei Sang
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Objective To explore the best fat liquefaction prevention measures for gynecological obese patients with abdominal incision.Methods 84 gynecological obese patients with abdominal incision were divided into the observation group(46 cases)and control group(38 cases),according to the negative pressure attract ball placed or not in the subcutaneous fat layer during operation.Patients in both groups were taken abdominal incision physiotherapy.Results The fat liquefaction rate of the observation group was 8.7%,which was lower than that of the control group(26.3%)(x2=4.65,P<0.05).Conclusion It is very important to keep the incision dry,smooth drainage for prevention and treatment of fat liquefaction in gynecological obese patients after abdominal incision. Key words: Obese; Wound fat liquefaction; Prevention and treatment; Measures
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Objective To explore the best fat liquefaction prevention measures for gynecological obese patients with abdominal incision.Methods 84 gynecological obese patients with abdominal incision were divided into the observation group(46 cases)and control group(38 cases),according to the negative pressure attract ball placed or not in the subcutaneous fat layer during operation.Patients in both groups were taken abdominal incision physiotherapy.Results The fat liquefaction rate of the observation group was 8.7%,which was lower than that of the control group(26.3%)(x2=4.65,P<0.05).Conclusion It is very important to keep the incision dry,smooth drainage for prevention and treatment of fat liquefaction in gynecological obese patients after abdominal incision. Key words: Obese; Wound fat liquefaction; Prevention and treatment; Measures
Key concepts: Medicine, Liquefaction, Subcutaneous fat, Surgery, Anesthesia, Adipose tissue, Internal medicine, Thermodynamics