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Comparative Study
. 2021 Jul 30;16(1):471.
doi: 10.1186/s13018-021-02610-3.

Clinical effect of application of nursing concept of rehabilitation surgery for improvement of quality of postoperative recovery in orthopedics

Hong Lv  1 , Ning Yang  2
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Comparative Study

Clinical effect of application of nursing concept of rehabilitation surgery for improvement of quality of postoperative recovery in orthopedics

Hong Lv et al. J Orthop Surg Res. .

Abstract

Objective: To analyze the application of concept nursing of accelerated rehabilitation surgery in orthopedic postoperative recovery.

Methods: A total of 120 patients who received orthopedic surgery were divided into the control group undergoing routine orthopedic nursing and the observation group undergoing the concept of accelerated rehabilitation surgery nursing.

Results: Patients in the observation group had shorter in-bed activity time and out-of-bed activity time, average time of hospital stay, and lower total treatment costs. The incidence of incision infection, respiratory system infection, digestive tract infection, urinary tract infection, deep vein thrombosis, and other complications in the observation group was much lower. The recovery scores of joint function in the observation group at 1, 3, 6, and 12 months after the operation were all better, and the recovery rate of joint function within 1 year after the operation was higher.

Conclusion: Following the concept of accelerated rehabilitation surgery nursing during the perioperative period can improve the quality of postoperative orthopedic recovery.

Keywords: Concept of accelerated rehabilitation surgery; Occurrence rate of complications; Orthopedics; Perioperative period; Postoperative recovery; Quality of nursing.

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Comparison of complication rates between the observation group and the control group within 4 weeks after surgery
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Comparison of joint function recovery scores between the observation group and the control group within 1 year after surgery
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