2.Perioperative care of patients with hyperreflexia of neurogenic detrusor by injection of botulinum toxin A
Qin FENG ; Ling LIU ; Yan ZHOU ; Lan DENG ; Dongping FAN ; Xianqiong FENG
Journal of Clinical Medicine in Practice 2018;22(12):98-101
Objective To Summarize perioperative nursing for 20 patients with the hyperreflexia of neurogenic detrusor by injection of botulinum toxin A.Methods Mental states of patients were assessed by Huaxi Emotional Distress Index questionnaire and psychological support was given to these patients,patients were assisted and instructed to record the urine diary correctly,cautions for the use of botulinum toxin A was interpreted,drinking water and activities were guided,and adverse reactions,follow-up results at 6,12 weeks were observed.Life quality by Incontinence Quality of Life Questionnaire was observed,the times of urinary incontinence,maximum pressure volume of bladder,maximum pressure of detrusor and the effect of urinary incontinence were compared.Results The absolute value of evasion and restrictive behavior,psychological effects,social fear disorders were (38.5 ± 19.6),(38.8 ±22.5),(28.1 ±20.3),respectively,on admission,and (41.2 ±27.1),(43.7 ± 26.5),(33.5 ± 28.8),respectively,at 6 weeks after nursing,and were (40.9 ± 27.7),(39.6 ± 24.3),(36.3 ± 28.7),respectively,at 12 weeks after nursing.The evasion and restrictive behavior,social fear disorderswere improved at 6,12 weeks after nursing as compared to nursing before.Conclusion Perioperative care for patients with the hyperreflexia of neurogenic detrusor by injection ofbotulinum toxin A can not only improve therapeuticeffect,improve social status,but also improve patients'self-management ability and quality of life.
3.Perioperative care of patients with hyperreflexia of neurogenic detrusor by injection of botulinum toxin A
Qin FENG ; Ling LIU ; Yan ZHOU ; Lan DENG ; Dongping FAN ; Xianqiong FENG
Journal of Clinical Medicine in Practice 2018;22(12):98-101
Objective To Summarize perioperative nursing for 20 patients with the hyperreflexia of neurogenic detrusor by injection of botulinum toxin A.Methods Mental states of patients were assessed by Huaxi Emotional Distress Index questionnaire and psychological support was given to these patients,patients were assisted and instructed to record the urine diary correctly,cautions for the use of botulinum toxin A was interpreted,drinking water and activities were guided,and adverse reactions,follow-up results at 6,12 weeks were observed.Life quality by Incontinence Quality of Life Questionnaire was observed,the times of urinary incontinence,maximum pressure volume of bladder,maximum pressure of detrusor and the effect of urinary incontinence were compared.Results The absolute value of evasion and restrictive behavior,psychological effects,social fear disorders were (38.5 ± 19.6),(38.8 ±22.5),(28.1 ±20.3),respectively,on admission,and (41.2 ±27.1),(43.7 ± 26.5),(33.5 ± 28.8),respectively,at 6 weeks after nursing,and were (40.9 ± 27.7),(39.6 ± 24.3),(36.3 ± 28.7),respectively,at 12 weeks after nursing.The evasion and restrictive behavior,social fear disorderswere improved at 6,12 weeks after nursing as compared to nursing before.Conclusion Perioperative care for patients with the hyperreflexia of neurogenic detrusor by injection ofbotulinum toxin A can not only improve therapeuticeffect,improve social status,but also improve patients'self-management ability and quality of life.
4.Research progress of unplanned readmission in patients after left ventricular assist device implantation
Peiye SHEN ; Lan LAN ; Xinyi SHEN ; Jiaqi WANG ; Junhui WANG ; Xiaomin CHEN ; Jinlan YAO ; Dongping XU ; Zhengxian QIAN
Chinese Journal of Nursing 2024;59(14):1719-1725
Unplanned readmission is one of the adverse outcomes of patients after left ventricular assist device implantation,which seriously affects the prognosis of patients.This article reviews the incidence,causes,influencing factors and intervention measures of unplanned readmission of patients after left ventricular assist device implantation,in order to improve the attention of nursing staff,early identify high-risk groups of unplanned readmission of patients after left ventricular assist device implantation and provide references for formulating personalized intervention measures.
5.Prevalence of cerebral palsy in children aged 1 - 6 in Guangxi, China.
Youling LIANG ; Xianming GUO ; Guanglin YANG ; Xiumei YAN ; Xiaoli LI ; Guangyong LI ; Dongping LAN ; Shuxian LI ; Yong WANG ; Haoping DING ; Yanling LIU ; Jianmeng LIU ; Song LI ; Qing LIN
Chinese Journal of Preventive Medicine 2002;36(3):164-166
OBJECTIVETo study the prevalence of cerebral palsy (here in after referred to CP) in children aged 1 - 6 in Guangxi, China, and its epidemiologic characteristics and relevant risk factors.
METHODSInvestigations on the prevalence and etiology of CP in children at ages of 1 - 6 were conducted in Nanning, Hengxian and Qinzhou of Guangxi from June to December in 1998, with a cluster sampling.
RESULTSTotally, 150 806 children aged 1 - 6 were investigated in Nanning, Hengxian and Qinzhou of Guangxi, with 89 418 boys and 61 388 girls. Among them, 193 children were diagnosed as CP, with a prevalence rate of 1.28 per thousand, higher in boys (136 cases, 1.52 per thousand ) than in girls (57 cases, 0.93 per thousand ), with statistical significance (chi(2) = 9.536 7, P = 0.02). Logistic regression analysis showed that risk factors for CP were children who could not cry after birth (neonatal asphyxia), Apgar score less than eight, delivery at lower level of maternity hospital, number of mother's gravidity, no prenatal checks for mothers, and taking antipyretics and preserved food with salt during pregnancy.
CONCLUSIONSPrevalence of CP in children of Guangxi was at a lower level in comparison with that in other areas at home and abroad, which, maybe, was related with the lower neonatal survival and higher infant mortality.
Cerebral Palsy ; classification ; epidemiology ; etiology ; Child ; Child, Preschool ; China ; epidemiology ; Female ; Humans ; Infant ; Logistic Models ; Male ; Pregnancy ; Pregnancy Trimesters ; Prevalence ; Risk Factors