Study on the correlative factors of systemic inflammatory response syndrome after multiple injury

Objective The study was designed to investigate the incidence and mortality rate of systemic inflammatory response syndrome ( SIRS) after multiple injury, and study the availability of prognosis prediction. Methods 108 patients were divided into non-SIRS group and light,moderate,heavy SIRS groups. The mortality rate of SIRS groups was compared with that of the non-SIRS group. The effect of relative factors and the relationship between mortality rate and SIRS score were analyzed. Results The mortality rate of SIRS groups was significantly higher as compared with that of non-SIRS group(P 0. 05). When the severity of sensitive risk factors increased, the incidence and mortality rate of SIRS increased ( P 0. 05 ). Conclusion SIRS score at admission is a simple method to predict independently the prognosis of multiple injury patients and improve the medical treatment.