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Clinical symptoms and the corresponding treatment measures of 24 cases of severe craniocerebral trauma postoperative cerebral infarction

Qiwei Liao

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Objective To study the clinical manifestation and the therapeutic effect of severe craniocerebral trauma postoperative cerebral infarction.Methods 24 patients with severe craniocerebral trauma postoperative cerebral infarction were randomly divided into observation group of 12 cases and control group of 12 cases,the observation group adopted standard big bone flap craniotomy decompression,the control group adopted conventional bone flap decompression procedure,all patients were given postoperative comprehensive treatment such as expansion,dehydration,anti-infection,nerve nutrition and early hyperbaric oxygen,compare the curative effect of two groups.Results According to GOS standards,the effective rate of the observation group was 66.7%,the effective rate of the control group was 25.0%,there was significant difference(P 0.01).Conclusion Patients with severe craniocerebral trauma postoperative cerebral infarction should be diagnosed and treated,take timely standard big bone flap craniotomy decompression can effectively improve the prognosis.

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Objective To study the clinical manifestation and the therapeutic effect of severe craniocerebral trauma postoperative cerebral infarction.Methods 24 patients with severe craniocerebral trauma postoperative cerebral infarction were randomly divided into observation group of 12 cases and control group of 12 cases,the observation group adopted standard big bone flap craniotomy decompression,the control group adopted conventional bone flap decompression procedure,all patients were given postoperative comprehensive treatment such as expansion,dehydration,anti-infection,nerve nutrition and early hyperbaric oxygen,compare the curative effect of two groups.Results According to GOS standards,the effective rate of the observation group was 66.7%,the effective rate of the control group was 25.0%,there was significant difference(P 0.01).Conclusion Patients with severe craniocerebral trauma postoperative cerebral infarction should be diagnosed and treated,take timely standard big bone flap craniotomy decompression can effectively improve the prognosis.

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Objective To study the clinical manifestation and the therapeutic effect of severe craniocerebral trauma postoperative cerebral infarction.Methods 24 patients with severe craniocerebral trauma postoperative cerebral infarction were randomly divided into observation group of 12 cases and control group of 12 cases,the observation group adopted standard big bone flap craniotomy decompression,the control group adopted conventional bone flap decompression procedure,all patients were given postoperative comprehensive treatment such as expansion,dehydration,anti-infection,nerve nutrition and early hyperbaric oxygen,compare the curative effect of two groups.Results According to GOS standards,the effective rate of the observation group was 66.7%,the effective rate of the control group was 25.0%,there was significant difference(P 0.01).Conclusion Patients with severe craniocerebral trauma postoperative cerebral infarction should be diagnosed and treated,take timely standard big bone flap craniotomy decompression can effectively improve the prognosis.

Key concepts: Medicine, Craniotomy, Decompression, Cerebral infarction, Surgery, Anesthesia, Craniocerebral trauma, Therapeutic effect

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