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This expert consensus aims to establish standardized perioperative care guidelines for patients with lung cancer undergoing co-ablation system therapy. Based on a comprehensive review of national and international guidelines and a structured consultation involving 30 nursing experts, the Perioperative Expert Working Group of the Interventionalists Branch of the Chinese Medical Doctor Association developed the 2024 Consensus. The Consensus outlines key aspects of postoperative care, strategies for the prevention and management of complications, discharge planning, and follow-up care. It provides practical and evidence-informed recommendations to guide clinical nursing practice, with the objective of promoting safe, effective, and consistent care delivery. This Consensus may also serve as a foundational framework for developing a standardized care intervention model that aligns with China's health care context and needs.
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