What are the common postoperative complications of renal cell carcinoma

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Today, I went to pick up my grandfather. He lost a lot of weight. Some time ago, my grandfather had a kidney cancer operation. I was worried about some complications after the operation. I went to the attending doctor and asked about some common complications after the operation. The doctor said something. Now let me talk about the common complications after renal cancer surgery.

What are the common postoperative complications of renal cell carcinoma

First: the complications of ectopic embolization of renal cell carcinoma: because of the poor visibility of the embolic material under X-ray or the existence of collateral vessels, the embolic material enters other parts, forming ectopic embolization, which is a complication of renal cell carcinoma surgery. For mild ectopic embolism, there is no serious consequence after symptomatic treatment. Very few patients with spinal cord artery embolization may have serious consequences such as lower limb paralysis and incontinence.

Second, pay close attention to the bleeding and shock after operation. The bleeding may come from the accident of renal pedicle or inferior vena cava, or from the incision of renal parenchyma or surgical injury of renal pelvis and calyces. In addition to shock symptoms, the patients with large perirenal hematoma may have masses in the waist and abdomen, or severe hematuria, severe bleeding, etc.

Third: the observation of postoperative urine volume is very important. Due to the influence of direct renal surgery, a few patients may have oliguria or anuria after surgery, while patients with chronic renal insufficiency or acute urinary tract obstruction often have polyuria after surgery, both of which may cause water and electrolyte disorders in the body. If the urine volume is too little or too much 12 hours after the operation, the blood and urine biochemical examination should be carried out in time, and the intake of water and electrolyte should be adjusted according to the clinical manifestations and the results of blood and urine biochemical determination.

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I suggest that you should always pay attention to some changes of your body after the operation, so as to avoid the attack of the disease. If you have any problems, you should ask the doctor in time. Life should be carried out strictly according to the doctor's instructions, some can't eat can't touch, can't do can't do. There may be shock after renal cancer surgery, so there must be someone around to take care of it.