ArticleWorld journal of gastrointestinal surgery2025
Effect of stratified management and stepwise training on pulmonary rehabilitation in older patients with liver cancer.
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backgroundOlder patients with liver cancer often experience impaired pulmonary function post-surgery, increasing complications and recovery challenges.
aimTo investigate the effects of evidence-based stratified management and stepwise training in the perioperative pulmonary rehabilitation of older patients with liver cancer, providing a basis for clinical application.
methodsIn total, 120 older patients with liver cancer who underwent surgery at our hospital between February 2023 and February 2025 were selected and randomly divided into study and control groups, with 60 patients in each group. All the patients underwent radical hepatectomy. Postoperatively, the control group received routine nursing management and rehabilitation training, while the study group received evidence-based stratified management combined with stepwise training for a continuous intervention period of one week. Time to first ambulation, length of hospital stays, and average hospitalization costs were recorded. Oxygen saturation (SPO
resultsThe study group had a significantly shorter time to first ambulation, shorter hospital stays, and lower average hospitalization costs than the control group (
conclusionImplementing evidence-based stratified management combined with stepwise training in the perioperative pulmonary rehabilitation of older patients with liver cancer is improves lung function, reduces complications, and promotes effective recovery, demonstrating significant clinical value.
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