Neural retardation plays an essential role in post-wielding pain.
The application of neurological retardation in post-wieldy pain is an important medical technique that provides effective pain management programmes for patients following the post-wieldy.
Definition and rationale for neurological retardation
The neurological retardation is a local anaesthesia technique, which has the effect of stinging the nerves by injecting anaesthesia around the neurological body. The hysteria is one of the main neurons of the lower limbs of the human body and is responsible for the control of the sensory and motor function of the front and inner thighs. After a joint replacement, especially full knee (TKA) and hip replacement (THA), bulging was widely applied to post-operative pain.
II. Advantages of application of neurological retardation
1. Prominent pain and anguish effects: neurological retardation can significantly reduce the degree of pain caused to patients after a joint replacement, particularly in the four-headed muscles of a tow during a knee artery. This pain effect helps patients to exercise the active and passive functions of the knee joint earlier and promotes the restoration of the knee joint function.
2. Reducing the use of opioids: Through neurotic retardation, patients can reduce their dependence on opioids, thereby reducing the adverse effects associated with drugs, such as nausea, vomiting and respiratory inhibition. This helps to improve patients ‘ post-operative comfort and promotes rapid recovery.
3. Increased patient satisfaction: Effective sting helps to increase patient satisfaction with surgical and post-operative rehabilitation. Patients are able to participate earlier in rehabilitation activities, reduce bedtime and reduce the risk of complications.
4. Individualized pain reduction programmes: neurological retardation can be tailored to the specific circumstances of the patient, such as the dose of the drug, the way in which it is given, etc., to meet the pain and suffering needs of different patients.
III. METHODOLOGICAL APPLICATION OF SURVEY
1. Ultrasound guidance: Neural retardation under ultrasound leads to visualization, increasing the accuracy and safety of the retardation. The ultrasound clearly shows the neurological and the surrounding structure, helps the doctor to locate the puncture point accurately and avoids damage to the surrounding vessels and nerves.
2. Pallial pain: A long-term pain effect can be achieved by the continuous delivery of drugs to the surroundings of the bulges by means of tube management techniques. The management of pain has the advantage of ease of operation and persistence of the pain, which applies to patients who require long periods of pain.
3. Drug selection: The most common aesthetics include Rozhenkain, Bubikain, etc. These drugs have a longer time of pain and lower toxicity and are suitable for neurotic retardation. At the same time, an appropriate combination of painkillers can be selected according to the patient ‘ s specific circumstances in order to achieve the best painkiller.
IV. CONCERN AND COMMODITY OF neurological blockage
1. Strict control of acclimatism and taboos: neurological retardation applies to post-coastal pain, but should be used or prohibited for patients with neuromuscular system diseases, coagulation disorders, infections, etc.
2. Be careful with operational techniques: When piercing is conducted under ultrasound guidance, it shall be ensured that the piercing needle has an accurate contact with the neurological unit and avoids damage to the surrounding vessels and nerves. At the same time, the dose and speed of injected drugs should be controlled to avoid adverse effects of overdose or overspeed.
3. Monitoring and evaluation: After the operation, the pain level of the patient, the neurological recovery and the occurrence of complications should be closely monitored. If the patient suffers from neurological impairments such as disembowelment of the lower limbs, incapacitation, he/she shall cease pain treatment in a timely manner and seek assistance from a professional doctor.
Possible complications: Symptoms that may result from a neurosis include neurological damage, infection, haemorrhage, etc. Although the incidence of these complications is low, they still require the attention and attention of doctors.
Clinical effects and prospects of neurodeficiency
A number of studies have shown that patients who use neuro-inhibited pain after joint replacements show significant improvements in pain scoring, knee scoring and post-operative recovery time. This technology not only improves patients ‘ post-operative comfort and quality of life, but also promotes rapid recovery and reduces the risk of complications. With the progressive development of medical technology and the widespread application of ultrasound guidance technology, the potential for neurological retardation in the post-wieldth pain will be greater.
Based on the above, neurological retardation has a significant advantage and clinical effect in the post-wieldy sting. However, their application also requires rigorous management of adaptability and taboos, attention to operational techniques and post-operative monitoring and evaluation. Through rational application and management, neurological retardation will provide a safer, more effective, personalized pain-alleviation programme for patients following a joint replacement.
