Nasal mucosal care before and after nasal endoscopic surgery based on computational information system resource sharing technology.

This study presents an in-depth analysis on a machine-designed computational web-based information system, which was used to conduct nasal mucosal care before and after nasal endoscopic surgery for chronic sinusitis. The system was developed and implemented using the mainstream B/S structure model with a Java development framework and MySQL database. Sinus irrigation solution has been shown to be effective for postoperative flushing after nasal endoscopy, by eliminating mucosal edema and promoting mucosal epithelialization at the operative cavity, and it is currently a desirable method that deserves promotion. By comparing the time required for surgical cavity cleaning, the rinsing solution was shown to be key of the physical flushing effect in the initial period after nasal endoscopy. It could remove blood cemented and surgical cavity surface cemented skin and secretions. In addition, the sinus irrigation solution can accelerate the mucosal epithelialization of the operative cavity more effectively than compounded saline. It could effectively eliminate mucosal edema, restore its protective and defensive functions, and help local blood circulation, secretion absorption, mucosal growth, mucosal regeneration and repair, and mucus cilia removal.