Observation on the Effect of Care Bundle Programs in Reducing the Incidence of DVT after Cerebral Hemorrhage Surgery

March 1, 2026Chinese Health Care

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The aim is to observe the impact of care bundle programs on reducing DVT incidence and enhancing recovery post-cerebral hemorrhage surgery.
Prospective study with 98 cerebral hemorrhage patients divided into care bundle and conventional care groups using random sampling.
Comparison of lower limb hemodynamics, thrombus risk, DVT incidence, and rehabilitation outcomes between groups.
Post-intervention, care bundle group showed statistically significant improvements in blood flow metrics (P<0.05).
DVT incidence was significantly lower in care bundle group compared to conventional group (P<0.05).
Care bundle group demonstrated better rehabilitation outcomes in GCS and Barthel index scores post-intervention (P<0.05).

Observes reduced DVT incidence in cerebral hemorrhage patients with care bundle intervention, indicating improved recovery.

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Lina PAN (2026) studied this question.

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