Chronic Disease Prevention

This article discusses methods for preventing internal hernia after RYGB surgery, including anterior colonic positioning and suturing of the mesenteric gap. It introduces sensitive methods for detecting anastomotic leakage during surgery, such as the endoscopic air-inflation test, and the application of fibrin glue and reinforcing strips.

This article introduces the technique of using a linear cutting closure device for gastrojejunostomy in laparoscopic Y-type gastric bypass surgery, including puncture site location, Roux branch construction, gastric pouch separation, anastomosis operation, and postoperative management procedures.

This article details the prevention methods for various complications after LAGB surgery, including the etiology, incidence, diagnostic points, and avoidance strategies for gastric perforation, gastric slippage, gastric obstruction, esophageal dilatation, and bandage erosion.

This article details the insertion method of the Lap-Band, the use of the calibration tube, the closure of the strap buckle, and the techniques for suturing and fixing the stomach wall. Finally, it introduces the placement and fixation method of the subcutaneous water pump.

This article introduces the technological evolution of laparoscopic adjustable gastric banding from open surgery to laparoscopy, focusing on the characteristics of the Lap-Band system, patient positioning, insertion positions of the six trocars, and their functions.

This paper analyzes the cost differences between open and laparoscopic gastric bypass surgery, and introduces the technical details of the left subcostal incision, including the establishment of the gastric pouch, anastomosis methods, and techniques for preventing complications such as anastomotic leakage and suture dehiscence.

This article introduces the techniques for cannula placement in laparoscopic bariatric surgery, the open Hasson approach, key points of abdominal assessment, and the identification and management of puncture-related complications.

This paper introduces various methods for entering the abdominal cavity during laparoscopic bariatric surgery, including closed Veress needle puncture, open Hasson technique, and direct visualization puncture, and analyzes their advantages, disadvantages, and complication prevention.

To prevent neck pain, maintain good posture, use a supportive headrest, and avoid drafts. Nosebleeds are often caused by dryness or injury; increasing air humidity and drinking plenty of water can help prevent them. If you experience a nosebleed, gently pinch your nose for 5 minutes. High blood pressure and smoking increase the risk.

Neck and shoulder pain are often caused by poor posture. Adjusting the height of your office chair, using headphones, avoiding direct exposure to cold air from air conditioners, and taking regular breaks can help prevent it. When pain occurs, medication, heat, or ice packs can be used for treatment. Maintaining a correct sleeping posture is also important.

This article addresses urinary tract stones, a common condition in men, introducing cupping therapy (applying cupping to painful points on the back or lower abdomen) to relieve renal colic, and a method of tapping the kidney area combined with exercise to expel stones. It also points out that rectal prolapse is caused by a deficiency of Yang energy and a sinking of Qi, suggesting contracting...

Shaving and clothing, though seemingly mundane daily tasks, are crucial to overall health. This article details the professional steps of electric and manual shaving, provides precautions before and after exercise, and tips for stopping bleeding after a cut. It further analyzes the damage that overly tight clothing can cause to the cervical spine, digestive system, and reproductive system,...