Journal of Modern Nursing MedicineJPCNS

Objective: To analyze the effect of targeted care in patients with plasma cell mastitis on the wound healing time. Methods: Select 50 patients of plasma cell mastitis admitted in our hospital within 2 years from January 2021 to January 2023 in total, randomize all patients into control group (25 cases with conventional care) and observation group (25 cases with targeted care), and compare the two groups with SDS depression score, SAS anxiety score, hospital stay, VAS score, wound healing time and nursing satisfaction. Results: The SDS depression score, SAS anxiety score and hospital stay were significantly lower than the control group, and the differences were significant (P <0.05). Comparing the VAS score and wound healing time, the observed group was significantly lower, P <0.05. Compared with nursing satisfaction, the observation group was significantly higher, P <0.05. Conclusion: The perioperative implementation of targeted care for patients with plasma cell mastitis can significantly improve the psychological state of patients during treatment, shorten the hospital stay time, shorten the wound healing time, and improve the nursing satisfaction, which has high application value.

Targeted care; plasma cell mastitis; perioperative period; application effect