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Analysis on risk factors for intracranial infection after intracranial tumor operation

Ming Wei

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Objective To investigate the risk factors and preventive measures for intracranial infection after excision of intracranial tumor.Methods Clinical data of 442 patients with excision of intracranial tumor were reviewed.Results Thirty-three of 442 patients occurred intracranial infection,infection rate was(7.47%),the infection rate of non-meningoma operation was(10.04%),which was higher than that of meningoma operation((3.83%))(P(0.05));The infection rate in patients with operation time ≥4 hours was(9.87%),which was higher than that of 4 hours((4.78%))(P(0.05));The infection rate in patients with leakage of cerebrospinal fluid and without leakage of cerebrospinal fluid was(15.00%) and(6.28%) respectively(P(0.05));The infection rate in patients with drainage tube duration ≥24 hours and 24 hours was(11.58%) and(5.03%) respectively(P(0.05)).Conclusion The main risk factors for post-operative intracranial infection in patients with excision of intracranial tumor were operation time ≥4 hours,drainage tube duration ≥24 and leakage of cerebrospinal fluid.

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Objective To investigate the risk factors and preventive measures for intracranial infection after excision of intracranial tumor.Methods Clinical data of 442 patients with excision of intracranial tumor were reviewed.Results Thirty-three of 442 patients occurred intracranial infection,infection rate was(7.47%),the infection rate of non-meningoma operation was(10.04%),which was higher than that of meningoma operation((3.83%))(P(0.05));The infection rate in patients with operation time ≥4 hours was(9.87%),which was higher than that of 4 hours((4.78%))(P(0.05));The infection rate in patients with leakage of cerebrospinal fluid and without leakage of cerebrospinal fluid was(15.00%) and(6.28%) respectively(P(0.05));The infection rate in patients with drainage tube duration ≥24 hours and 24 hours was(11.58%) and(5.03%) respectively(P(0.05)).Conclusion The main risk factors for post-operative intracranial infection in patients with excision of intracranial tumor were operation time ≥4 hours,drainage tube duration ≥24 and leakage of cerebrospinal fluid.

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Objective To investigate the risk factors and preventive measures for intracranial infection after excision of intracranial tumor.Methods Clinical data of 442 patients with excision of intracranial tumor were reviewed.Results Thirty-three of 442 patients occurred intracranial infection,infection rate was(7.47%),the infection rate of non-meningoma operation was(10.04%),which was higher than that of meningoma operation((3.83%))(P(0.05));The infection rate in patients with operation time ≥4 hours was(9.87%),which was higher than that of 4 hours((4.78%))(P(0.05));The infection rate in patients with leakage of cerebrospinal fluid and without leakage of cerebrospinal fluid was(15.00%) and(6.28%) respectively(P(0.05));The infection rate in patients with drainage tube duration ≥24 hours and 24 hours was(11.58%) and(5.03%) respectively(P(0.05)).Conclusion The main risk factors for post-operative intracranial infection in patients with excision of intracranial tumor were operation time ≥4 hours,drainage tube duration ≥24 and leakage of cerebrospinal fluid.

Key concepts: Intracranial infection, Medicine, Cerebrospinal fluid, Cerebrospinal Fluid Leakage, Surgery, Intracranial tumor, Infection rate, Anesthesia

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