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Objective To explore the postoperative observation and nursing of double intervention therapy in patients with hepatocellular carcinoma accompanying hypersplensim.Methods The nursing of 30 patients with hepatocellular carcinoma accompanying hypersplensim who received hepatic arterial embolization combined with partial splenic embolization was retrospectively analyzed.Adverse events and nursing experience were summarized.Results All patients had varying degree of fever,abdominal pain,nausea,vomiting and other side effects.The tumor size was reduced and white blood cells and platelets increased to varying degrees.Hypersplenism was relieved after treatment,and serious complications didn't occur.All 30 cases were discharged.Conclusions In double interventional therapy for hepatocellular carcinoma accompanying hypersplenism,nurses must closely observe the disease and take measures to treat the postoperative side effects and serious complications,and promote the rehabilitation of patients.
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Objective To investigate the curative effect and the clinical value of double intervention in treating recurrent cancer on the stump of stomach after radical operation of gastric antrum.Methods 11 patients with recurrent cancer and stricture on the stump of stomach were treated with stent implantation and celiac arterial chemotherapy. 2 patients with ascites were treated with intravenous chemotherapy at first ,3 patients with hepatometastatic carcinorma were treated by embolization with lipiodol.All patients were retreated with celiac chemotherapy according to their healthy state after three or four weeks. All patients were fllowed-up.Results After therapy 6 months,12 months and 18 months survival rate were 63 6%,45% and 18% respectively,average survive 12 months.Conclusions Celiac arterial chemotherapy and stent implantation can prolong the survival period of the patients with recurrent cancer on the stump of stomach after radical operation for carcinoma of gastric antrum and improve their living quality.