This paper reviews the research progress concerning the prevention and treatment of tension blisters after fracture. There are 8 preventive measures to reduce the incidence of fracture tension blisters, such as correct identification of the high risk factors for fracture blister, immobilization and fixation, and elevation of the affected limb. There are 4 treatments: blister aspiration, deroofment, leaving the blister intact, and negative pressure wound therapy. This review is to provide useful reference for those who need construction of clinical protocls for prevention and treatment of fracture tension blisters.

To summarize the nursing experience of a patient with lower limb lymphedema treated with latissimus dorsi lymph node flap transplantation combined with lymphatic vessel venous anastomosis. The main contents of nursing included refining the observation steps and accurately evaluating the blood supply of the skin flap; real time dynamic communication between medical WeChat images and text, and targeted treatment; implementing personalized disease management to prevent complications; adopting an integrated medical and nursing remote follow-up model to improve follow-up efficiency. After 20 days of careful nursing, the patient′s skin flap had good blood circulation and no vascular crisis or skin flap necrosis after surgery One week after surgery and 1 to 3 months of follow-up, the degree of swelling in the affected limb significantly decreased and the skin softened significantly.