The Journal of craniofacial surgery · 2026
Managing Refractory Infection and Suicide Risk After Auricular Reconstruction.
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Xing Weiping, Lin Ting, Zhang Fei, Shang Han, Wang Yingjie
Аннотация
RATIONALE: Multidrug-resistant organism (MDRO) infection following auricular reconstruction is uncommon, but it can severely compromise reconstructive outcomes, especially when associated with an increased risk of suicide.
PATIENT CONCERNS: A 39-year-old man developed a refractory MDRO infection following post-traumatic autologous costal cartilage auricular reconstruction, experiencing severe depressive symptoms with suicidal ideation (peak PHQ-9 score: 25).
DIAGNOSES: Postoperative MDRO infection and major depressive disorder with high suicide risk.
INTERVENTIONS: An integrated, safety-centred nursing approach was implemented, including: individualised wound care; multidisciplinary antimicrobial management; multimodal pain control; continuous suicide risk assessment.
OUTCOMES: After 117 days, the infection was under control, and ∼40% of the reconstructed cartilage had been preserved. Laboratory markers normalised, the PHQ-9 score decreased to 8, and the patient was discharged with no suicide risk.
LESSONS LEARNED: Integrated nursing care can support surgical salvage by stabilising infection and psychological status, thereby improving safety and outcomes in complex auricular reconstruction.
PATIENT CONCERNS: A 39-year-old man developed a refractory MDRO infection following post-traumatic autologous costal cartilage auricular reconstruction, experiencing severe depressive symptoms with suicidal ideation (peak PHQ-9 score: 25).
DIAGNOSES: Postoperative MDRO infection and major depressive disorder with high suicide risk.
INTERVENTIONS: An integrated, safety-centred nursing approach was implemented, including: individualised wound care; multidisciplinary antimicrobial management; multimodal pain control; continuous suicide risk assessment.
OUTCOMES: After 117 days, the infection was under control, and ∼40% of the reconstructed cartilage had been preserved. Laboratory markers normalised, the PHQ-9 score decreased to 8, and the patient was discharged with no suicide risk.
LESSONS LEARNED: Integrated nursing care can support surgical salvage by stabilising infection and psychological status, thereby improving safety and outcomes in complex auricular reconstruction.