Journal of Inflammatory Diseases
The Official Journal of Qazvin University of Medical Sciences
Comparison of complications satisfaction of cesarean patients discharged 24 72 hours after operation
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Abstract Background: Cesarean is one of the major operations in obstetric ward and evaluation of discharge time and its complications is important. Objective: To compare complications (wound- infection and metritis) and satisfaction of cesarean patients discharged 24 & 72 hours after operation. Methods: In this clinical trial study, 120 cesarean patients were randomly divided into 2 groups: 59 & 61 patients were discharged 24 & 72 hours after aperation respectively. The complications & satisfaction of the samples were compared. Findings: Metritis was observed in neigher groups. There were 5 cases of wound infection in 72- hours group & 2 cases in the other one (P ¿0.233). All paitient in 24- hours group were completely satisfied whereas in 72- hours group, 51 had complete satisfaction, 5 had relative satisfaction and 5 were not satisfied (P ¿0.00078). Conclusion: Patients discharged after 24 hours were satisfied more than the other ones. Considering complications, no significant difference was seen.
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