BACKGROUND Patients in neurology intensive care units(ICU)are prone to pressure injuries(PU)due to factors such as severe illness,long-term bed rest,and physiological dysfunction.PU not only causes pain and complicati...BACKGROUND Patients in neurology intensive care units(ICU)are prone to pressure injuries(PU)due to factors such as severe illness,long-term bed rest,and physiological dysfunction.PU not only causes pain and complications to patients,but also increases medical burden,prolongs hospitalization time,and affects the recovery process.AIM To evaluate and optimize the effectiveness of pressure injury prevention nursing measures in neurology ICU patients.METHODS A retrospective study was conducted,and 60 patients who were admitted to the ICU of the Department of Neurology were selected and divided into an observation group and a control group according to the order of admission,with 30 people in each group.The observation group implemented pressure injury prevention and nursing measures,while the control group adopted routine care.RESULTS Comparison between observation and control groups following pressure injury prevention nursing intervention revealed significantly lower incidence rates in the observation group compared to the control group at 48 h(8.3%vs 26.7%),7 d(16.7%vs 43.3%),and 14 d(20.0%vs 50.0%).This suggests a substantial reduction in pressure injury incidence in the observation group,with the gap widening over time.Additionally,patients in the observation group exhibited quicker recovery,with a shorter average time to get out of bed(48 h vs 72 h)and a shorter average length of stay(12 d vs 15 d)compared to the control group.Furthermore,post-intervention,patients in the observation group reported significantly improved quality of life scores,including higher scores in body satisfaction,feeling and function,and comfort(both psychological and physiological),indicating enhanced overall well-being and comfort following the implementation of pressure injury prevention nursing measures.CONCLUSION Implementing pressure injury preventive care measures for neurology ICU patients will have better results.展开更多
Cardiac sarcomas,characterized by their rarity and aggressive nature,pose substantial diagnosis and treatment challenges.This Commentary emphasizes a multidisciplinary approach integrating clinical insights,advanced i...Cardiac sarcomas,characterized by their rarity and aggressive nature,pose substantial diagnosis and treatment challenges.This Commentary emphasizes a multidisciplinary approach integrating clinical insights,advanced imaging techniques,histopathological analysis,and molecular diagnostics to achieve effective personalized patient management.It discusses the critical role of surgical resection in managing localized disease,complemented by adjuvant therapies such as chemotherapy and radiotherapy,to improve patient outcomes.This Commentary highlights emerging treatments including targeted therapies and immunotherapy,and calls for sustained research efforts to better understand the molecular underpinnings of these tumors and develop more effective treatments.展开更多
文摘BACKGROUND Patients in neurology intensive care units(ICU)are prone to pressure injuries(PU)due to factors such as severe illness,long-term bed rest,and physiological dysfunction.PU not only causes pain and complications to patients,but also increases medical burden,prolongs hospitalization time,and affects the recovery process.AIM To evaluate and optimize the effectiveness of pressure injury prevention nursing measures in neurology ICU patients.METHODS A retrospective study was conducted,and 60 patients who were admitted to the ICU of the Department of Neurology were selected and divided into an observation group and a control group according to the order of admission,with 30 people in each group.The observation group implemented pressure injury prevention and nursing measures,while the control group adopted routine care.RESULTS Comparison between observation and control groups following pressure injury prevention nursing intervention revealed significantly lower incidence rates in the observation group compared to the control group at 48 h(8.3%vs 26.7%),7 d(16.7%vs 43.3%),and 14 d(20.0%vs 50.0%).This suggests a substantial reduction in pressure injury incidence in the observation group,with the gap widening over time.Additionally,patients in the observation group exhibited quicker recovery,with a shorter average time to get out of bed(48 h vs 72 h)and a shorter average length of stay(12 d vs 15 d)compared to the control group.Furthermore,post-intervention,patients in the observation group reported significantly improved quality of life scores,including higher scores in body satisfaction,feeling and function,and comfort(both psychological and physiological),indicating enhanced overall well-being and comfort following the implementation of pressure injury prevention nursing measures.CONCLUSION Implementing pressure injury preventive care measures for neurology ICU patients will have better results.
基金supported by the ShanDong Undergraduate Training Programs for Innovation and Entrepreneurship(S202311065054).
文摘Cardiac sarcomas,characterized by their rarity and aggressive nature,pose substantial diagnosis and treatment challenges.This Commentary emphasizes a multidisciplinary approach integrating clinical insights,advanced imaging techniques,histopathological analysis,and molecular diagnostics to achieve effective personalized patient management.It discusses the critical role of surgical resection in managing localized disease,complemented by adjuvant therapies such as chemotherapy and radiotherapy,to improve patient outcomes.This Commentary highlights emerging treatments including targeted therapies and immunotherapy,and calls for sustained research efforts to better understand the molecular underpinnings of these tumors and develop more effective treatments.
