Résumé
Objective To investigate the influence of fast track surgery(FTS) on the concentrations of serum IL‐6 ,IL‐10 , and TNF‐αin pancreatic cancer patients ,and its clinical significance .Methods Eighty patients undergoing pancreatic cancer opera‐tion were divided into FTS nursing group and traditional nursing group .The concentrations of serum IL‐6 ,IL‐10 ,and TNF‐αin dif‐ferent times before and after operation ,and the same period between groups were measured .Results (1)The concentrations of ser‐um IL‐6 ,IL‐10 ,and TNF‐αwere no significantly difference in two groups before operation(P>0 .05);the concentrations of serum IL‐6 in the first and third postoperative day were higher than those before operation in the observation group (P0 .05);the concentrations of serum IL‐6 after operation were higher than those before operation in the control group(P0 .05);the concentrations of serum TNF‐αin the first and third postoperative day were higher than those before operation in the control group(P0 .05);the concentrations of serum TNF‐α in the first and third postoperative day in the observation were lower than those in the control group(P<0 .05) .Conclusion FTS could significantly reduce inflammatory reaction ,improve immunosuppres‐sion and helps to recover .