Objective To analyze the influencing factors of single-center day surgery patients who are discharged from the hospital on the same-day, in order to provide reference and basis for the clinical practice of follow-up day surgery. Methods The electronic medical records of patients who underwent day surgery in the Day Surgery Center of the First Affiliated Hospital of the Air Force Military Medical University between February and October 2021 were analyzed retrospectively. The patients were divided into the same-day discharge group and non-same-day discharge group. The baseline data and perioperative indicators of the patients were analyzed. Results A total of 857 patients were included, including 264 patients (30.81%) in the same-day discharge group and 593 patients (69.19%) in the non-same-day discharge group. Univariate analysis showed that there were significant differences between the two groups in gender, age, body mass index, whether the first one, disease classification, anesthesia method, and intraoperative blood loss (P<0.05). Logistic regression analysis showed that gender, whether the first one, disease classification, surgical grade, anesthesia method, and intraoperative blood loss were independent factors affecting the delayed discharge of patients undergoing daytime surgery (P<0.05). Conclusions There are many factors that affect day surgery patients’ discharge. It is suggested that more rigorously screen patients for day surgery, improve medical technology, strengthen out-of-hospital continued care, and optimize management procedures, so as to shorten the time of patients in hospital and provide more information for patients, and provide more efficient and convenient medical services for patients.
【Abstract】ObjectiveTo discuss the technique for pancreas transplantation alone(PTA). MethodsEighty-eight SD rats were used as donors and recipients. The PTA was performed with enteric drainage（E-D group, n=22） or bladder drainage（B-D group, n=22）. The donor’s abdominal aorta(splenic artery) and portal vein(splenic vein) were anastomozed with the recipient’s abdominal aorta(end-to-side) and left renal vein(end-to-end). Blood glucose, food intake, water intake and urine volume were recorded before transplantation and on the 1st day, 3rd day, 7th day, 14th day and 30th day after transplantation. Results The mean PTA time was (33.1±11.1) min (donors) and (51.7±14.7) min(recipients). The grafts experienced no warm ischemia and the mean cold ischemia time was (46.5±17.1) min. After the successful PTA, the recipients’ blood glucose decreased on the first day after transplantation and reached normal on the third day. Their food intake, water intake and urine volume decreased and became stable 14 days later. ConclusionSuccessful PTA can restore the pancreatic endocrine function in diabetic rats. It is very important to master the technique for the operation.
Objective To investigate the cancellation of ambulatory surgeries based on doctor-patient assistants, analyze the reasons, and propose corresponding strategies in order to improve the utilization of medical resources and the operational efficiency of hospitals. Methods A retrospective analysis was conducted on patient data between May 2021 and October 2023, who successfully scheduled surgery at the Day Surgery Center of the First Affiliated Hospital of the Air Force Military Medical University and cancelled the surgery due to various reasons. The reasons for the cancellation were also analyzed. Results A total of 5691 surgeries were scheduled, and 27 surgeries were cancelled before admission, with a cancellation rate of 0.47%. A total of 5607 surgeries were completed, and 57 surgeries were cancelled on the day of surgery, with a cancellation rate of 1.01%. Among all departments, patients in Gastrointestinal Surgery Department and Urology Department had the highest cancellation rates before admission (1.61% and 0.68%, respectively), and the highest cancellation rates on the day of surgery (1.43% and 1.38%, respectively). The most common reason for cancellation before admission was surgical doctor business travel/other arrangements (22.22%). The most common reason for cancellation on the day of surgery was preoperative respiratory infections in patients (14.04%). ConclusionsThe establishment of doctor-patient assistant positions can to some extent help reduce the cancellation of ambulatory surgery before admission and on the day of surgery. For patients undergoing ambulatory surgery, preoperative education and evaluation should be strengthened, and management processes and systems should be improved, in order to reduce the cancellation rate of ambulatory surgery and improve hospital operational efficiency.