Bile duct exploration postoperative recovery chewing gum promote peristalsis clinical observation

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Category Primary study
Journal检验医学与临床 (Laboratory Medicine and Clinic)
Year 2013
Objective To investigate the effect of chewing gum on duct exploration after surgery peristalsis. Methods patients undergoing bile duct exploration were randomly divided into gum chewing group (experimental group) and routine postoperative care and assisted massage group (control group). Encourage early activity on the basis of the experimental group were starting from the first day after that is the beginning of chewing gum, the control group using routine postoperative care and assisted abdominal massage. Were compared flatus, defecation time, hospitalization time. Results postoperative recovery time of bowel experimental group compared with the control group in advance, The mean length of stay was not statistically significant; and the experimental group medical advice and better compliance. Conclusion The group promotes postoperative recovery of gastrointestinal function, method is simple, practical, high degree of acceptance, can serve as an adjuvant therapy.
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