Comparative studies postoperative gynecology back pain Cause patient postural as surgery Though supine by pillow support below knee and ankle compare with common supine

Abstract

Background The objective this experimental research was tocomparative studies postoperative gynecology back pain cause patientpostural when surgery through supine by pillow support below knee andankle compare with common supine. Sample was gynecology inpatientby surgery total abdominal hysterectomy (TAH), bilateral salphingo –oophorectomy (BSO), radical hysterectomy pelvic lymphadenectomy(RHPL), bilateral pelvic node sampling (BPNS) and para aortic nodesampling (PANS).The study was conducted during September 2016 toDecember 2016 with a total of 70 records in this research by random.Group1 was patient postural when surgery supine by pillow supportbelow knee and ankle 35 records. Group2 was patient postural when surgery common supine 35 record. Assessment back pain by Face painscale (FCS) for patient who has communication problem or can not to describe scale back pain, and assessment back pain by numeric scale 0-10 for patient who good communication. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics include percentage, mean, standard deviation andindependent t-test was used for test of pain scale differences between group1 and group2.The results showed that patient postural when surgery through supineby pillow support below knee and ankle pain scale less than group patient postural when surgery common supine. The difference wasstatistically significant P-value < 0.001