1. Introduction
kidney stone disease, Kidney stone disease, renal calculus
NEPHROLITHIASIS, RENAL CALCULUS, POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS
Academic Editor: Mohammad Farukh HashmiThis research aims to analyze the clinical intervention effect of perioperative fast-track surgery (FTS) nursing on patients with kidney stone disease (KSD) under computed tomography (CT) imaging. One-hundred KSD patients were selected as research objects and grouped after CT examination. These objects were randomly divided into a research group (FTS nursing intervention, Kidney stone disease (KSD), also called renal calculus and nephrolithiasis, is caused by the abnormal accumulation of the precipitated crystals in the kidneys [With the development of science and technology, minimally invasive techniques in urology have also developed rapidly. More than 90% of KSD can be treated by minimally invasive surgery, among which percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) is the most effective minimally invasive procedure for larger stones and complex stones [Any invasive surgery has certain risks. Although PCNL is simple to operate, appropriate and effective nursing measures should be selected in the perioperative period, to reduce the postoperative complications, improve the prognosis, and speed up the recovery process of patients [