What preparations should be made before bone grinding surgery
Shenzhen Peking University Hospital, as a professional plastic surgery hospital, provides patients with a variety of cosmetic surgery, including bone grinding surgery. Before the bone grinding operation, the patient needs to make a series of preparations to ensure the safe and smooth operation. The following will elaborate on the preparations for bone grinding surgery in Shenzhen Peking University Hospital from four aspects.
1. Preoperative examination
Before the bone grinding operation in Shenzhen Peking University Hospital, the patient needs a comprehensive preoperative examination. These examinations mainly include blood routine examination, liver function, coagulation function, electrocardiogram and other indicators. Through these examinations, we can know the patient's health and judge whether it is suitable for surgery. Especially for patients who need general anesthesia, ECG and pulmonary function examination are essential to ensure the life safety of patients during surgery.
In addition, preoperative examination also includes CT scanning of patients' facial bones to understand the structure and morphology of patients' facial bones. This is very important for postoperative surgical design and evaluation of surgical effect.
2. Psychological preparation
Bone grinding surgery is a complicated plastic surgery, and patients need to be prepared before surgery. Shenzhen Peking University Hospital provides psychological counseling services. Professional psychologists will communicate with patients face to face, understand their expectations and needs, and help patients eliminate the tension and fear of surgery. Patients' understanding and trust in surgery can increase the success rate and effect of surgery.
In the preoperative consultation, the doctor will give a detailed explanation to the patient, so that the patient can fully understand the operation process, risks and possible complications. At the same time, doctors will also carry out personalized surgical design and planning according to the facial features and expectations of patients to ensure the satisfaction of surgery.
3. Preoperative fasting
General anesthesia is required for bone grinding operation, so fasting is required before operation. The preoperative nurse of Shenzhen Peking University Hospital will tell the patient the time and requirements for fasting before surgery in detail, and the patient needs to stop eating within the specified time period before surgery. The purpose of fasting is to prevent respiratory problems caused by aspiration during surgery and reduce the risk of surgery.
In addition, preoperative fasting also includes prohibiting patients from drinking water. Before operation, the patient needs to empty the liquid in the stomach to avoid possible complications caused by vomiting and aspiration.
4. Preoperative preparation
Before the bone grinding operation in Shenzhen Peking University Hospital, patients need to do some preoperative preparations. The first is to stop using some drugs that may affect the operation and recovery, such as aspirin, vitamin E, etc., to reduce the risk of surgical bleeding. At the same time, patients also need to purchase and prepare postoperative recovery supplies in advance, such as ice bags, gauze, etc., to reduce postoperative discomfort.
Preoperative preparation also includes communicating with family and friends, and arranging the operation time and recovery period so as to get necessary care and support after the operation.
summary
Comprehensive preparations were made for the bone grinding operation in Shenzhen Peking University Hospital, including preoperative examination, psychological preparation, preoperative fasting and preoperative preparation. These preparations ensure the safety and effectiveness of the operation, and also improve patients' satisfaction with the operation. Before bone grinding surgery, patients should fully understand the process and risks of surgery, and fully communicate and communicate with doctors to ensure the best effect of surgery.
