Abstract Surgery is a common treatment method for patients with gastric cancer. However, surgical treatment will cause serious complications, and postoperative complications of gastric cancer also occur from time to time, which makes it difficult for patients to recover after surgery and seriously affects the quality of life of patients.
Surgery is a common treatment method for patients with gastric cancer. However, surgical treatment will cause serious complications, and postoperative complications of gastric cancer also occur from time to time, which makes it difficult for patients to recover after surgery and seriously affects the quality of life of patients. Although patients with gastric cancer should not panic once complications occur, active treatment is the key. So what complications can occur after gastric cancer surgery? How to deal with postoperative complications of gastric cancer? Next, experts will give you detailed answers to the common complications and treatment after gastric cancer surgery:
Gastric bleeding after gastric cancer surgery: Gastric bleeding after gastric cancer surgery is mostly anastomotic bleeding, and the main cause of gastric bleeding is
1. When the gastric wall is sutured, the blood vessels cannot be completely closed, especially when the full-thickness suture is too shallow or not tight, sometimes the gastric wall blood vessels bleeding into the mucosa should not be found; Close or anastomose the gastric wall, but delayed bleeding can still occur.
2. Stress ulcer is also a common cause of postoperative gastric bleeding. The bleeding caused by it can be diffuse, often brown or dark red, and usually lasts for 3-5 days.
At this time, Losec (omeprazole), cimetidine, prothrombin complex, fibrinogen and other drugs can often be effective. Recently, Stanine 6 added to normal saline 1000 g intravenously for 24 hours , or apply sandostatin (octreotide) 100 intravenous injection, or 500-1000 μ g within 24 hours at a rate of 50 to maintain intravenous infusion.
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