Analysis Of Risk Factors For Gastrectomy Gastroparesis Syndrome And Treatment Measures

Objective: to explore syndrome induced postoperative gastric paralysis aftergastric resection of the most of the preoperative, intraoperative and postoperative riskfactors and clinical measures of its prevention and treatmentMethods: the department of general surgery were collected in2011on January1,2012, to December31,257patients who underwent resection of much of the stomachaccording to PGS in postoperative patients (observation group) and patients who werenot happened to group (control group), respectively,13kinds of inducing factors for X2statistics test, select out which has significant differences in factor logistic regressionanalysis.Results:13kinds of risk factors for inducing PGS for X2test, determine the exceptsex, operation or cause to induce PGS has significant difference (P <0.05), and throughthe11kinds of inducing factors with significant differences in logistic regressionanalysis, confirmed the basic diseases, postoperative improper to eat, stomach, jejunumanastomosis and preoperative pyloric obstruction, the four factors that induce thepossibility of postoperative gastric paralysis syndrome is larger, and appeared on PGSpatients treatment mode is put forward.Conclusion: according to the state of patients with preoperative, intraoperative andpostoperative conditions of system factors analysis, confirm with basic diseases,postoperative improper feeding, take the stomach, jejunum anastomosis andpreoperative pyloric obstruction, the four factors that induce postoperative gastricparalysis syndrome. So in preoperative perfect preoperative preparation, intraoperativeselect the correct treatment and postoperative normalized treatment be as much aspossible to avoid occurrence of PGS might.