Abstract: Objective To summarize the end-stage tranquility nursing care of 28 patients with abdominal and pelvic cancer, and guide the clinical practice of tranquility nursing.Methods From May 2017 to December 2018, 28 patients with end-stage pelvic cancer admitted to the Department of Oncology, Affiliated Hospital of Southwest Medical University were selected, and patients and their families were treated with nurse-led medical treatment and multidisciplinary cooperation. Nursing care team care, implement symptom management, comfort care, psychological care, death education, sorrow counseling, etc were conducted.Results Summarizing the impact of tranquil care behavior on its outcome indicators, 28 patients all developed pre-established medical care plans. Through symptom management, 25 patients(89.28%)had significantly relieved bloating symptoms, 28 patients had effective pain control, NRS score was maintained at 0 to 3 points, edema symptoms were effectively relieved, and 5 patients with lower limb edema developed tension blisters. No cases of skin rupture and infection occurred after treatment. Twenty-five patients(89.28%)made arrangements for end-of-life treatment and care, choice of place of death, whether to be rescued, and disposal of corpses under the witness of family members and medical care. End-of-life treatment choices: only 3 patients(10.71%)selected cardiopulmonary resuscitation; 1 patient(3.57%)selected endotracheal intubation; no patients selected electroshock defibrillation and admission to the ICU ward; 1 of them was completed with the assistance of the annu treatment nursing team corneal donation.Conclusion By constructing a nurse-led medical and nursing integration, multi-disciplinary cooperation and peaceful care team model, it can improve the comfort of patients with end-stage pelvic cancer, relieve symptoms, and help patients and their families fight against death correctly.

Key words: hospice care, abdominal and pelvic cancer, end stage