Nursing and Anesthesia for Cerebral Aneurysm Patients with Coiling Embolization in Non-Operating Room Anesthesia (NORA): Case Study

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Jirarat Srisawan

Abstract

Objective : To study, analyze problems and to develop a nursing practice guideline for cerebrovascular aneurysm patients receiving anesthesia for Coiling Embolization aneurysm.


          Methods: A case study of purposive selection in cerebrovascular aneurysm patients receiving anesthesia during Coiling Embolization aneurysm surgery. admitted to Rajavithi Hospital Data was collection from medical records, physical examination, history taking from patients and relatives, problem finding, nursing diagnosis according to the 11 concepts of Gordon's Health Model. in conjunction with the application of Orem's nursing theory1, planning and nursing practice according to nursing diagnoses Summary and evaluation of nursing outcomes.


          Results: A 48-year-old Thai female patient came to the hospital with headache, nausea and vomiting 4 hours before her visit. computerized tomography of the brain, brain hemorrhage and cerebral aneurysm were found. At first, the patient was good conscious, was in grade 5 on both limbs, and had a headache. The pain score was 6 points, accompanied by convulsions and high blood pressure. received anti-seizure medication and antihypertensive medication Doctors consider planning to place stents around the cerebral aneurysm. Provided general anesthesia with endotracheal intubation, administered balance technics anesthesia, arranged in a supine position. During the procedure, drugs were given to reduce blood pressure when stimulated to prevent the rupture of cerebral aneurysms. successful completion of the procedure . Extubation was removed and sent to the neurosurgical intensive care unit. Follow-up visit after surgery in patients with headache after receiving painkillers, the symptoms improved. Pain score 3 points, no nausea, vomiting, hospitalized for 14 days, discharged home.


          Conclusion: Anesthesia for Coiling Embolization of cerebrovascular aneurysm surgery according to the standards for helping the procedure to be successful Therefore, it should be developed and used as a guideline for nursing practice in the future.

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