[Neurotraumatic emergencies at the University Hospital Center in Dakar. Apropos of 120 injuries of the cervical spine].
S.I.L. Sèye, M Gueye, N Bassène, S Camara, Papa Diogop Ndiaye, Ibrahima Pouye
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S.I.L. Sèye, M Gueye, N Bassène, S Camara, Papa Diogop Ndiaye, Ibrahima Pouye
Abstract
In Senegal, traumas of spinal column are characterized not only by their high frequency and their etiology, but also and mainly by the extreme severity of their neurological lesions. A review of 120 traumas of cervical spine revealed: The importance of the neurological lesions (75%). The influence of the factors of severity and of the treatment. Global mortality rate of 35% raises to 46.46%, consequent on neurological lesion and to 85.71% consequent on total tetraplegia.
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In Senegal, traumas of spinal column are characterized not only by their high frequency and their etiology, but also and mainly by the extreme severity of their neurological lesions. A review of 120 traumas of cervical spine revealed: The importance of the neurological lesions (75%). The influence of the factors of severity and of the treatment. Global mortality rate of 35% raises to 46.46%, consequent on neurological lesion and to 85.71% consequent on total tetraplegia.
Key concepts: Tetraplegia, Medicine, Cervical spine, Etiology, Spinal column, Lesion, Trauma center, University hospital