Experience in Multidisciplinary Treatment of Infectious Abortion and Severe Sepsis after Cervical Cerclage
Journal: Advanced Journal of Nursing DOI: 10.32629/ajn.v4i1.1207
Abstract
Objective: to analyze the multidisciplinary treatment and effectiveness of infective abortion and severe sepsis after cervical cerclage. Methods: the data of one patient with infective abortion and severe sepsis after cervical cerclage, admitted to our hospital in May 2019, were retrospectively reviewed, and the patients were well-established related examinations after admission and received multidisciplinary treatment. Results: the patient was transferred back to the general ward after treatment in the intensive care unit for a January, please be evaluated in the Department of traditional Chinese medicine, Department of psychology and rehabilitation, underwent Chinese medicine conditioning, and was estrated psychologically, and the patient recovered and was discharged from the hospital after rehabilitation training for a total of 58 days. Conclusion: the multidisciplinary diagnosis and treatment model can be applied during the treatment of patients with infectious abortion and severe sepsis after cervical cerclage.
Keywords
cervical cerclage, infective abortion, sepsis, multidisciplinary treatment
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Scientific Research and Development Plan Project of Affiliated Hospital of North Sichuan Medical College (No. 2023JC017)
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