International Journal of Nursing Research

Objective: To explore the complications and nursing countermeasures of percutaneous transhepatic microwave ablation (PMCT) in the treatment of liver cancer. Methods: This study was carried out from December 2020 to December 2021. The subjects of this study were 80 patients with liver cancer who received PMCT treatment in our hospital during this time period. The incidence of surgery related complications of patients participating in the study was analyzed and corresponding nursing measures were taken. Results: all the patients who participated in the study were treated with PMCT in clinical treatment, and the incidence of complications was analyzed. There were complications after operation, with an incidence of 5.00% (4 / 80), including bile duct injury, infection, arrhythmia and intraperitoneal hemorrhage. Conclusion: in the clinical treatment of patients with liver cancer, PMCT has good application advantages. Its operation is relatively simple, it can have high local thermal efficiency, so that the focus tissue can be extinguished. In this process, the damage to the normal tissue around the focus is small, and the risk of postoperative complications is low. It can be used as an effective treatment for liver cancer, but the focus location of some patients with liver cancer is relatively special, And for patients with coagulation disorders, the probability of postoperative complications will be significantly improved. Understanding the surgical indications, skilled operation technology and targeted nursing intervention can effectively control and prevent complications, which is conducive to the rehabilitation of patients.

Percutaneous microwave ablation of liver; liver cancer; Nursing countermeasures