Abstract: Objective To analyze the effects of continued nursing on intrauterine adhesion patients after balloon uterine stent placement. Methods A total of 94 patients undergoing intrauterine adhesion surgery from June 2018 to June 2019 were selected and assigned to a routine group （n=47） and a test group （n=47） by random number table method. After hysteroscopy, a balloon uterine stent was placed. During hospital stay, the routine group received basic nursing and guidance prior to discharge; the test group additionally received continued nursing interventions after discharge. Complication rate, menstrual recovery rate, illness recognition rate, and nursing satisfaction rate were compared between the two groups. Results The test group showed a lower complication rate, a higher menstrual recovery rate, and a higher illness recognition rate than than the routine group did （P<0.05）. The overall satisfaction rate in the test group （97.87%） was significantly higher than that in the routine group （89.36%, P<0.05）. Conclusion After hysteroscopic balloon uterine stent placement for intrauterine adhesion patients, continued nursing can reduce complications, promote menstrual recovery, improve illness recognition and nursing satisfaction, and increase the overall nursing service quality.

Key words: Intrauterine adhesion, Balloon uterine stent, Hysteroscopy, Continued nursing, Satisfaction