Abstract
Background: An estimated 80% of patients pain-related visit. Chest trauma was a common emergency and often was treated with pleural drainage. Patients were usually conducted pleural drainage in a state of emergency. For these reasons we conducted subject to the goals was to evaluate pain status after pleural drainage in chest trauma by VAS pain classification scale.
Subjects and Methods: 50 patients with chest trauma were pleural drainage in VietDuc hospital. VAS pain scores categorized according to Salley L. Collens. Data processing using SPSS 16.0 software.
Results: distribution on the pain VAS scale at the point of time after surgery: 6 -12 hours, 12-24 hours, 24-36 hours, 36-48 hours. Patients with increased pain during deep breathing and coughing decreases with time 6-48 hours although the level decreased slowly.
Conclusion: pain after pleural drainage in chest trauma can fully assessed by VAS scale. The pain scores in the first 48 hours postoperative were distributed on VAS scale, mainly mild pain at 1-5 points.
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