Perioperative nursing care of congenital heart disease underwent minimally invasive occlusion surgery via subaxillay incision / 中国实用护理杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To explore the perioperative nursing method and effect of doing minimal invasive occlusion to children with congenital heart disease via subaxillary incision.Methods The data of 86 children patients with congenital heart disease underwent minimally invasive occlusion via right subaxillary incision were retrospectively analyzed and summarized nursing points including preoperative and postoperative mental nursing,postoperative postural care and sedative care,observing whether the occluder moved or detached and mechanical hemolysis,monitoring ECG and blood pressure,and preventing hemorrhage and thrombogenesis.Results One case of infracristal ventricular septal defect with frequent premature ventricular beat after occlusion was converted to thoracotomy surgery;one case of mixed atrial septal defect with heart rate increasing and dyspnea after 12 hours of occlusion was found occluder detached and immediately converted to remove the occluder and fix the atrial septal defect;The other children were successfully recovered and been discharged.Conclusions Full understanding and strengthened perioperative nursing care of complications of children with congenital heart disease after surgical minimally-invasive surgical closure is the key point to avoid the occurrence of fatal complications and ensure the children recover safely and smoothly.