Effects of Rapid Rehabilitation Nursing Based on the Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment Theory of TCM on Sleep and Life Quality of Patients Undergoing Multi-Endoscope Gallbladder-Preserving Cholecystolithotomy.

Objective: The current study aimed to explore the effects of rapid rehabilitation nursing based on the syndrome differentiation and treatment theory of Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) on the sleep and life quality of patients undergoing multi-endoscope gallbladder-preserving cholecystolithotomy (MEGPCL). Methods: 112 patients who underwent MEGPCL were chosen as subjects for this study. These 112 subjects were randomly divided into observational and control groups, with 56 cases in each group. The control group was treated with conventional western medicine rapid rehabilitation nursing intervention, and the observation group was treated with TCM treatment theory of syndrome differentiation rapid rehabilitation nursing intervention. The recovery rates of gastrointestinal function of the two groups werecompared and evaluated. The psychological resilience, pain degree, treatment compliance, self-care ability, sleep quality, and patient's life quality prior to and following the interventive therapy were determined by the CD-RISC, SF-MPQ, Kolcaba score, BMQ, ESCA, PSQI, and GLQI, respectively. The prevalence of postoperative complications such as different infections and lower limb venous thrombosis during hospitalization were statistically analyzed in the two designed groups. Results: It was revealed that in the observation group, the time span for anus exhaust and anus defecation, bowel sound recovery, feeding, and hospital stay was less than in the control group (all Conclusion: The application of TCM syndrome differentiation theory in the rehabilitation nursing of patients undergoing MEGPCL can improve treatment compliance, relieve postoperative pain, promote postoperative gastrointestinal function recovery, restores sleep quality, and improve patients' life quality.