Journal of Advances in Clinical Nursing

Objective To study and discuss the nursing of patients with septic shock after isolated hepatectomy combined with autologous liver transplantation. Methods From January 2021 to January 2023, 100 patients with septic shock after isolated hepatectomy combined with autologous liver transplantation in our hospital were selected as the study objects. According to different nursing methods, the patients were divided into two groups, the study group received comprehensive nursing (50 cases) and the reference group received routine nursing (50 cases). The nursing effect of the two groups was observed and compared by statistics. Results The comprehensive effective rate of clinical treatment and nursing was 48 (96.00%) in the study group and 40 (80.00%) in the reference group. The improvement time of shock symptom and ICU stay were (6.31±1.25) h and (3.21±1.13) d in the study group, and (11.01±1.63) h and (5.49±1.33) d in the control group, respectively. The satisfaction degree of the patients family members was calculated, 49 (98.00%) in the study group and 40 (80.00%) in the reference group. The data of the two groups were significantly different (P < 0.05), and the data of the study group was dominant. Conclusion Targeted and effective nursing care for patients with septic shock after isolated hepatectomy combined with autologous liver transplantation can significantly improve the clinical symptoms of patients, shorten the shock symptoms and ICU stay time, reduce the risk rate of patients, improve the survival rate, and the clinical effect is satisfactory to the families of patients. It is recommended to be widely used in clinical practice.

In vitro liver resection; Autologous liver transplantation; Infectious shock; Nursing