Contemporary Nursing

Truso syndrome is a mesopaneoplastic syndrome presenting predominantly with neurological lesions associated with malignancy. During its pathogenesis, all clinical manifestations due to the abnormal blood coagulation mechanism of fibrinolysis are collectively known as Trusso syndrome. Truso syndrome is common in pancreatic cancer or tumors of the gastrointestinal tract, kidney, uterus, ovary and other parts of the reproductive system. In some cancer patients, venous thrombosis can be the first symptom, and its clinical symptoms can be: skin purpura, stroke, thrombotic wandering vasculitis, chronic DIC with NBTE and arterial thrombosis [1-2].Where NBTE may occur in any valve in the heart. According to research, mucin-producing adenoma is more likely to cause Trudeau so syndrome, such as gastric cancer, lung cancer, pancreatic cancer, the blood of these malignant tumor patients is hypercoagulant, due to the patients procoagulant activity, anticoagulant activity caused by [3-4].The statistical survival rate above 1 year for patients with Truso syndrome is only 12%.In this study, this article will take a case of Truso syndrome care as the research object, explore and analyze the nursing measures and effects, the details are shown below.

Truso syndrome; Pancreatic cancer; Case nursing