Journal of Modern Nursing MedicineJPCNS

Objective Brain tumor is a neurosurgical disease with a high incidence rate. Surgical resection isthe first choice for clinical treatment. However, the operation process of brain tumors is complicated, which willcause great trauma to patients, and there is also a high mortality and disability rate. While affecting the quality oflife of patients and their families, it will also cause a huge burden on their psychology, which will eventually lead topsychological problems such as despair, anxiety, autonomic nervous performance and behavioral disorders, whichis extremely detrimental to the recovery process of patients after surgery, and the treatment cannot achieve idealclinical efficacy. Therefore, it is particularly critical to fully evaluate the physical and mental status of patients withbrain tumors after surgery and propose symptomatic psychological intervention measures. Based on the abovetopics, the author of this report consulted a large number of domestic and foreign literature reports, sorted out themain factors that affect the postoperative psychological mood of patients, and proposed intervention strategies,aiming to improve the psychological state of patients after brain tumor surgery, and provide a strong reference forfuture clinical work.

brain tumor; Bad mood; Psychological intervention; Quality of life