Analysis the effectiveness nursing interventions for contrast-induced adverse reactions in postoperative general surgery patients undergoing contrast-enhanced computed tomography scans

Implementing comprehensive, precision nursing interventions for postoperative general surgery patients helps mitigate early renal tubular damage caused by iodinated contrast agents, maintains autonomic nervous system stability, alleviates systemic inflammatory responses, and enhances patients' subjective comfort and treatment experience. Concurrently, this nursing model effectively reduces the complication risks associated with contrast agent administration, thereby improving the safety and clinical service quality of contrast-enhanced CT.