Application effects of individualized nursing in excimer laser for phototherapeutic keratectomy

Objective To explore application effects of individualized nursing in excimer laser phototherapeutic keratectomy (PTK) . Methods Randomly 24 cases of bullous keratopathy underwent PTK surgery were divided as the control group and the observation group, and patients of control group received routine care while patients of observation group implemented personalized care. The curative effect, pain score, anxiety score and satisfaction degree of the two groups were observed. Results In observation group, patients were better than the control group in the degree of anxiety, postoperative pain and satisfaction (P<0.05) . Control group had two cases lost corneal contact lens. There were no postoperative complications in the two groups. Conclusions The security of PTK is high to treat bullous keratopathy, and personalized nursing can enhance the awareness of cooperation and psychological ability of patients during operation, and improve patient's satisfaction. Key words: Laser, excimer; Keratectomy; Bullous keratopathy; Individualized nursing