International Journal of Nursing Research

To summarize the nursing experience for a patient with hepatic glycogen storage disease complicated by secondary intra-abdominal hemorrhage and cerebral hemorrhage after liver transplantation. The key points of nursing include: warning of hypoglycemia before surgery to create favorable conditions for the operation; being vigilant of hyperglycemia after surgery to maintain stable blood sugar levels; early identification of abdominal hemorrhage and rapid response to the rescue process; clarifying the cause of epileptic seizures and effectively controlling cerebral hemorrhage; meticulous monitoring of coagulation function to prevent rebleeding and thrombosis; dynamic nutritional support care to improve the patient's nutritional status. Through active treatment and nursing, the patient recovered and was discharged 47 days after the operation. Follow-up for 6 months showed good recovery.

Hepatic glycogen storage disease; Liver transplantation; Intra-abdominal hemorrhage; Cerebral hemorrhage; Nursing care