What Is Abdominal Puncture Needle? What Doesn't Work?

Peritoneal puncture refers to the operation of penetrating the peritoneal cavity from the anterior abdominal wall with a puncture needle. Abdominal puncture is a common method of diagnosis and treatment in clinic. Diagnosis: pleural fluid was extracted for biochemical, routine and bacteriological tests to assist diagnosis and diagnosis of the disease. Treatment: For patients with more fluid in the pleural cavity, a proper amount of pleural fluid can relieve symptoms and improve breathing. It can also be treated by needle delivery of drugs, such as antibiotics and anti-cancer drugs. For those patients who need to be pierced, puncture can be performed to clarify the nature of pleural effusion and assist diagnosis for those with unknown causes. There is a large amount of unilateral or bilateral pleural effusion, gas accumulation, compression, dyspnea and other symptoms. Patients with thoracic lesions requiring puncture administration, such as lung cancer patients.