Abstract:ObjectiveTo explore the nursing experience of critical patients after surgery of malignancy in nasal skull base.MethodsClinical data of a patient with acute cerebral infarction after surgery of adenoid cystic carcinoma in nasal skull base were analyzed retrospectively. According to the condition, an integrated nursing care model with rehabilitation guidance for the critical patient was formulated.ResultsAfter 13 days of personalized meticulous treatment and nursing, the surgical region in the skull base healed well, the symptoms of acute cerebral infarction were almost relieved with free movement of limbs, and the patient was transferred to rehabilitation treatment.ConclusionMalignancy of the nasal skull base has a wide range of lesions, complex anatomical location, and difficulty in surgical resection and repair. There are many potential postoperative complications and acute cerebral infarction is one of the serious complications. Accurate observation and evaluation, early warning and identification as well as intervention can effectively reduce or avoid the occurrence of postoperative complications and serious sequelae, and therefore ensure the patients to enter the rehabilitation period smoothly.