Experience of Rapid Rehabilitation Nursing Model in Perioperative Application of Left Whole Lung Resection in One Case of Congenital Ichthyosis Combined with Tuberculous Pulmonary Necrosis

This study summarizes the application and effectiveness of rapid rehabilitation nursing in patients with congenital ichthyosis combined with tuberculous lung destruction who underwent left total pneumonectomy. This study aims to provide empirical evidence and key nursing methods for future similar surgeries. A retrospective analysis was conducted on the clinical data of one patient admitted to our hospital who underwent left total pneumonectomy due to congenital ichthyosis combined with tuberculous lung destruction. The study summarized perioperative nursing measures, including preoperative skin care, airway preparation, psychological care, postoperative vital signs monitoring, airway management, skin care, and observation and care of complications. The patient successfully completed the surgical period with meticulous perioperative nursing, had a good postoperative recovery, and no severe complications occurred, leading to a full recovery and discharge. Conclusion For patients with ichthyosis combined with pulmonary tuberculosis who undergo left total pneumonectomy, comprehensive and meticulous perioperative nursing is an essential guarantee for surgical success and patient recovery.