[Individualized whole-course management in prostatic puncture biopsy: Application and efficiency]

Area of Science:

• Urology
• Surgical Nursing
• Patient Management

Context:

• Prostatic puncture biopsy is a common procedure for diagnosing prostate cancer.
• Managing patient experience and potential complications is crucial for successful outcomes.
• Current protocols may not fully address patient needs throughout the entire procedure.

Purpose:

• To evaluate the effectiveness of individualized whole-course management (IWCM) in ultrasound-guided transrectal prostatic puncture biopsy.
• To compare complication rates, physiological responses, and patient satisfaction between IWCM and standard care.
• To assess the impact of comprehensive patient management on the prostatic biopsy experience.

Summary:

• A study of 280 patients undergoing prostatic puncture biopsy compared individualized whole-course management (IWCM) with routine care.
• The IWCM group received preoperative education, intraoperative nursing, and postoperative guidance, resulting in fewer complications, less physiological fluctuation, and reduced pain.
• Patients in the IWCM group reported significantly higher satisfaction with the procedure.

Impact:

• IWCM demonstrates a significant reduction in postoperative complications following prostatic puncture biopsy.
• This management strategy improves patient comfort and physiological stability during and after the procedure.
• Enhanced patient education and care protocols can lead to higher satisfaction rates in urological interventions.