[Retracted] Effects of the Concept of Fast-Track Surgery Combined with Empathic Nursing on Perioperative Complication Prevention and Postoperative Recovery of Gynecological Malignant Tumor Patients

Table 1

Comparison of items between routine intervention and FTS concept intervention.

Item	Routine intervention	FTS concept intervention
Preoperative	(1) Routine preoperative education; (2) Abstain from water for 8-12 h before surgery; (3) Mechanical bowel preparation	(1) Preoperative education and health education for specific diseases; (2) Abstain from solid food for 6 h before surgery, liquid diets for 2 h; (3) Canceling mechanical bowel preparation; (4) Preoperative prophylactic administration of antibiotics and antithrombotic drugs
Intraoperative	(1) No insulation	(1) Prevention of hypothermia, heat preservation measures
Postoperative	(1) Diet after anal exhaust; (2) Encouraging and guiding patients and their families to do passive and active activities in bed, not mandatory; (3) Analgesic pump installing, which was stopped within 48 h after operation	(1) Receiving early enteral nutrition; (2) Encouraging and urging patients to get out of bed 24 h after the operation; (3) Analgesic pump installing, informing patients and their families to reduce the manual pressing times of the analgesic pump as much as possible, and stopping using it within 48 h after operation