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Published on: January 27, 2010
Application of Deep Neural Network Factor Analysis Model in Operating Room Management Nursing Analysis of
1Department of Medical Engineering, Tangshan Workers' Hospital, Hebei Province, China 063000.
Abstract:
Thoracic surgery is the main surgical method for the treatment of respiratory diseases and lung diseases, but infections caused by improper care are prone to occur during the operation, which can induce pulmonary edema and lung injury and affect the effect of the operation and the subsequent recovery. Therefore, it is necessary to control the disease in time and adopt more scientific and comprehensive nursing measures. Based on the neural network algorithm, this paper constructs a neural network-based factor analysis model and applies the operating room management nursing to postoperative infection nursing after thoracic surgery and verifies the effect through the neural network model. The statistical parameters in this article mainly include the postoperative infection rate of thoracic surgery, patient satisfaction, postoperative rehabilitation effect, and complications. Through statistical analysis, it can be known that operating room management and nursing can play an important role in postoperative infection nursing after thoracic surgery, effectively reducing postoperative infection nursing after thoracic surgery, and improving the recovery effect of patients after infection.
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