Application of integrated nursing in minimally invasive rotatory resection for multiple breast tumors.

Objective: /Purpose: The objective of this study is to investigate the application of integrated nursing in the minimally invasive rotatory resection for multiple breast tumors. Method A multicenter, prospective research strategy was adopted to recruit a specific number of patients who underwent minimally invasive rotatory resection for multiple breast tumors. This approach involved providing systematic and individualized treatment to the patients. Results The application of integrated nursing measures has resulted in reducing surgery time, enhancement of surgical results, mitigation of surgical complications, and facilitation of patient recovery. The incidence of postoperative hemorrhage and infection is decreased. Furthermore, research has demonstrated that integrated nursing can enhance patients' psychological well-being and elevate their satisfaction and overall quality of life [1]. Conclusion The results of this study suggest that integrated nursing has wide-ranging potential in the use of minimally invasive rotatory resection for multiple breast tumors, and it can offer excellent nursing solutions for minimally invasive clinical breast surgery.