Abstract:

Objective To summarize the nursing experience of endovascular therapy in patients with limb arterial thrombosis. Method The clinical data of 52 patients with limb arterial thrombosis treated by endovascular treatment were retrospectively analyzed, and the nursing problems and corresponding nursing measures in the perioperative period of endovascular treatment mainly based on catheter-directed thrombolysis (CDT) were discussed. Result The patients in this group were able to tolerate transluminal surgery, and the success rate of surgery was 94.2% (49/52), 23 cases of CDT alone, 19 cases of CDT+percutaneous transluminal angioplasty (PTA), 10 cases of CDT+PTA+ stent angioplasty, and no perioperative deaths. Conclusion Through comprehensive and

meticulous preoperative preparation, real-time communication with patients during surgery, listening to patient complaints, close observation of the disease and prevention of the occurrence of various complications after surgery, etc, the occurrence of adverse events is avoided in a timely and effective manner, and nursing protection is provided for the success of surgery. The  implementation of comprehensive and predictive nursing measures is an important prerequisite for the satisfactory results of intraluminal technology in the treatment of patients with limb arterial thrombosis.

Key words: Arterial thrombosis, Endovascular treatment, Complications, Nursing