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Surgery for 68 severe traumatic brain injury

Wei Ke-cong

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Objective: To explore the value and feasibility of surgery for severe traumatic brain injury by comparing with non-surgery therapy.Methods: Data of 68 cases of severe traumatic brain injury admitted to our hospital from 2006 to 2007 were retrospective analyzed including 38 cases that underwent surgery(Observation group) and 30 patients that was given non-surgical therapy(control group).Results: There were significant differencesin respiration,intracranial pressure,ECG,and prognosis between the observation group and control group(P all 0.05).Conclusions: Accurate preoperative assessment,selection of surgery,proper time,real-time detection of patients' status are of the utmost importance for successful rescue of patients with severe traumatic brain injury.

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Objective: To explore the value and feasibility of surgery for severe traumatic brain injury by comparing with non-surgery therapy.Methods: Data of 68 cases of severe traumatic brain injury admitted to our hospital from 2006 to 2007 were retrospective analyzed including 38 cases that underwent surgery(Observation group) and 30 patients that was given non-surgical therapy(control group).Results: There were significant differencesin respiration,intracranial pressure,ECG,and prognosis between the observation group and control group(P all 0.05).Conclusions: Accurate preoperative assessment,selection of surgery,proper time,real-time detection of patients' status are of the utmost importance for successful rescue of patients with severe traumatic brain injury.

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Objective: To explore the value and feasibility of surgery for severe traumatic brain injury by comparing with non-surgery therapy.Methods: Data of 68 cases of severe traumatic brain injury admitted to our hospital from 2006 to 2007 were retrospective analyzed including 38 cases that underwent surgery(Observation group) and 30 patients that was given non-surgical therapy(control group).Results: There were significant differencesin respiration,intracranial pressure,ECG,and prognosis between the observation group and control group(P all 0.05).Conclusions: Accurate preoperative assessment,selection of surgery,proper time,real-time detection of patients' status are of the utmost importance for successful rescue of patients with severe traumatic brain injury.

Key concepts: Medicine, Traumatic brain injury, Surgery, Retrospective cohort study, Intracranial pressure, Anesthesia, Psychiatry

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