Nursing care after segmental small bowel resection in a patient with acute mesenteric vein embolism:a case report
To summarize the nursing experience of a patient with multiple enterostomies after segmental small bowel resection for acute mesenteric vein embolism.Nursing points:early identification of necrosis of retained intestinal tubes and improvement of early warning care;active improvement of tissue perfusion for retained indeterminate necrotic intestinal tubes;relay enteral nutritional support for 4 stomas based on the collaborative care model;implementation of combined dressing changes for surgical incisions and stomas,control of incisional infections and peristoma dermatitis;attention to the psychological aspects of the patients and their families and provision of psychological support.The patient successfully underwent stoma retraction on the 42nd day after surgery,and no obvious short bowel syndrome occurred in the postoperative period.
Acute Mesenteric Vein EmbolismStomaEnteral NutritionNursing Care
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