ArticleAmerican journal of translational research2026
Effect of unaccompanied care model in postoperative care for elderly patients with lower limb fractures: factors influencing postoperative heart failure.
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objectiveTo evaluate the effect of the unaccompanied care model on postoperative nursing for elderly patients with lower limb fractures (LLFs) and identify factors influencing postoperative heart failure (HF).
methodsA total of 215 elderly patients diagnosed with LLFs who received conventional treatment between January and December 2023 were enrolled as the control group. Another 215 elderly patients with LLFs treated from January to December 2024 were included as the observation group, who received unaccompanied care in addition to conventional treatment.
resultsAt postoperative day 7 and month 6, the observation group obtained significantly higher Fugl-Meyer Assessment for lower limb motor function and Barthel Index for activities of daily living than the control group (both
conclusionThe unaccompanied care model can improve lower limb motor function, activities of daily living and cardiac function, ameliorate abnormal serum inflammatory biomarker levels, and reduce postoperative complication risks for elderly patients with LLFs. Age, ASA classification, BNP and Klotho were independent predictors of postoperative HF. The nomogram model has robust predictive performance and promising clinical application value.
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