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• TITLE: Application of ERAS Concept Combined with Psychological Stress Intervention in Laparoscopic Urological Surgery Nursing

  AUTHORS: Liumei Luo, Xiangling Jiang, Xinli Kang, Fanchang Zeng, Yuzhu Lin, Dingying Wu

  KEYWORDS: Accelerated Rehabilitation Surgery, Laparoscopic Urinary Surgery, Nursing, Stress Response, Psychological Intervention

  JOURNAL NAME: Health, Vol.13 No.2, February 18, 2021

  ABSTRACT: Enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS), a series of evidence-based optimization measures during the perioperative period, to reduce patients’ physical and psychological traumatic stress responses, to reduce complications, to shorten the length of hospital stay, to reduce the risk of readmission and mortality, and ultimately to promote rapid patient resuscitation, is adopted. The negative emotional experience of patients may aggravate the surgical stress response, interfere with the endocrine system and nervous system, cause the imbalance of internal environment, and have a negative impact on the surgical effect. This paper uses the concept of ERAS in combination with psychological stress interventions, perioperative psychological nursing instruction, reduces the laparoscopic surgery in patients with psychological stress reaction on the immune function of cells, improves the body’s immune function, improves the body of bacteria such as vitamin attack resistance, reduces the risk of complications such as infection, and accelerates the process of patient rehabilitation. Here is the report.