Surgical risk assessment of Xinggang Huacheng Branch of Shanghai Mogu Hospital
Surgical risk assessment plays an important role in bone grinding surgery. Shanghai Mogu Hospital Xinggang Huacheng Branch has rich experience and advanced technical equipment, and has strict procedures and standards in surgical risk assessment. The following will elaborate on the evaluation methods of surgical risk in this hospital from four aspects: preoperative evaluation, surgical operation, postoperative monitoring and patient education.
Preoperative evaluation
Preoperative evaluation is the core link of operative risk assessment. The doctors in Xingang Huacheng Branch of Shanghai Mogu Hospital will inquire about the patient's medical history and allergy history in detail, and conduct a comprehensive physical examination to understand the patient's health. At the same time, doctors will also carry out necessary auxiliary examinations, such as X-ray films, CT scans, etc., to obtain more information. According to the individual differences of patients and the complexity of surgery, doctors will comprehensively consider various factors, including the patient's age, gender, diseased location, surgical difficulty, etc., to assess the risk of surgery.
In addition, in the preoperative evaluation, doctors also need to fully communicate with patients, explain the risks and expected effects of surgery in detail, listen to the opinions and concerns of patients, ensure that patients have sufficient understanding and recognition, and sign the informed consent form. This can improve the safety and success rate of surgery and reduce postoperative dissatisfaction and risk of patients.
Operation
During the operation, Xingang Huacheng Branch of Shanghai Mogu Hospital strictly followed the standard operation process and rigorous operation technology. Doctors will use advanced surgical equipment and instruments to ensure the accuracy and safety of the operation. Bone grinding surgery requires very delicate operation. Doctors should carefully select the surgical approach, master the surgical skills, protect the surrounding tissues, and minimize the surgical trauma.
In addition, doctors will record and monitor the vital signs of patients in time during the operation, such as blood pressure, heart rate, respiration, etc. Once abnormal conditions are found, they will take corresponding measures in time. The doctor will also pay attention to the bleeding in the operation area to prevent massive bleeding during the operation from causing postoperative complications. Through strict surgical operation and monitoring, Xinggang Huacheng Branch of Shanghai Mogu Hospital effectively reduced the risk of surgery.
Postoperative monitoring
Postoperative monitoring is one of the important links of surgical risk assessment. After surgery, Xingang Huacheng Branch of Shanghai Mogu Hospital will closely observe and monitor the patients, including detecting the wound, observing the local swelling and pain, and evaluating the vital signs. The doctor will make regular rounds to understand the postoperative recovery of patients, and give corresponding care and treatment.
At the same time, doctors will also develop personalized rehabilitation plans according to the type of surgery and individual differences, and guide patients to carry out postoperative care and functional recovery training. Patients can also communicate with doctors via telephone or online platform, report abnormal conditions after surgery in time, and get timely solutions.
Patient education
Patient education is an important part of surgical risk assessment. Xinggang Huacheng Branch of Shanghai Mogu Hospital focuses on providing patients with comprehensive information about the risks of surgery, including the expected effect of surgery, possible complications and adverse reactions, and postoperative rehabilitation process.
Doctors will consult patients face to face in detail and provide relevant publicity and education materials so that patients can understand the risks and precautions of surgery, so as to improve patients' informed consent and cooperation on surgery. This will help patients face the operation risk rationally, and actively participate in postoperative rehabilitation, so as to reduce the operation risk.
Summary
Through the comprehensive measures of preoperative evaluation, surgical operation, postoperative monitoring and patient education, Xingang Huacheng Branch of Shanghai Mogu Hospital effectively assessed and managed the surgical risks and provided safe and efficient surgical services for patients. When choosing bone grinding surgery, patients should choose a regular medical institution, follow the doctor's advice, participate in the operation risk assessment, rationally face the operation risk, and actively cooperate with postoperative rehabilitation to obtain the best effect.
