Surgical treatment for HIV/AIDS patients with surgical complications / 国际外科学杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective Probe the value and the operation risk for HIV/AIDS patients with surgical compli-cations. Methods Investigated 27 HIV-infected patients(male 26, female 1, age 27-74 years) were investi-gated. All patients had pre-operative detection of immune function, standardized surgical procedures, careful surgical process to reduce the operation damage, continuous infusion of coagulation factors for haemophilia during operation, conventional application of antibiotics to prevent infection and prompt treatment of compli-cations. Results No incision infected in 8 cases of class one incision, 1 incision infected in 6 cases of class two incision, 3 cases were not healed in 30 days after operation in 13 cases of class three incision. One case died of severe sepsis 12 days after operation, the others discharged with recovery or improvement. Conclu-sion Suitable operation and treatment method may obtain curative effect for HIV-infected patients.