腦電圖反應(yīng)性聯(lián)合中腦形態(tài)對(duì)重型顱腦損傷昏迷患者預(yù)后評(píng)估的臨床研究
[Abstract]:[background]
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a common disease in traumatic diseases. It seriously endangers human health and threatens the life of the patients. With the development of the economy, the increasing development of traffic and construction, the increase of accidents, as well as the existence of injuries and natural disasters, so as to cause brain injury. The rate of disease is increasing. The incidence of craniocerebral injury in China is now 100/10 10000 people, which is close to the developed countries. In many other diseases, such as infectious diseases, such as infectious diseases, the incidence of craniocerebral injury and the mortality rate are still high. The brain injury can not disappear completely in human activities. Therefore, it is of great practical significance to reduce the occurrence of craniocerebral injury and the maximum control and treatment of the patients with craniocerebral injury. The severe craniocerebral injury (severe traumatic brain injury, STBI) is very harmful, and it is disabled and has a high mortality rate. At present, the key and difficult point of treatment in Department of neurosurgery. Severe craniocerebral injury patients are critically ill, long coma time, seriously endangering the patient's health. The progress of acute severe craniocerebral trauma treatment technology makes the death rate of severe craniocerebral trauma patients decrease sharply. Being in a long-term coma or plant state brings great psychological and economic burden to the family, and it also takes a lot of social resources to maintain the life of the comatose. Therefore, the assessment or prediction of the prognosis of this part of the patient is of great importance to the establishment of a clinical treatment scheme, and the current health resources in our country. Limited and uneven distribution, early prediction of the prognosis of this part of patients has high practical significance.
At present, a large number of studies have been conducted at home and abroad for the prognosis assessment of severe craniocerebral injury comatose patients. Domestic and foreign research mainly covers many aspects, such as neurobehavioral and brainstem reflex, imaging performance, physiological and biochemical changes and neurophysiological tests, and has made significant achievements. At present, the neurophysiological detection has become an evaluation. One of the main methods for the prognosis of coma patients, the clinically widely used neuroelectrophysiological tests are electroencephalogram, brainstem auditory evoked potential (BAEP) and somatosensory evoked potential (somatosensory evoked potential, SEP). Electroencephalogram (somatosensory evoked potential, SEP) is widely used in clinical diagnosis and prognosis evaluation. It provides a reliable objective basis for clinical diagnosis and treatment. Electroencephalogram (EEG) reflects the bioelectrical activity of the cerebral cortex. It can reveal the abnormal conditions such as CT, MRI, angiography and so on. In 1988, Synek first introduced the electroencephalogram responsiveness to the classification standard, and was confirmed by [1] studies such as Gutling, that is, the electroencephalogram reactivity and prognosis. The relationship is significant. The existence of reactivity depends on the brain stem reticular formation and the integrity of the thalamocortical pathway. Electroencephalography is simple and easy to operate. It has no trauma to the examiners and can be repeated dynamic observation. Therefore, it is an indispensable clinical detection and evaluation technique. Imaging examination (such as head CT, MRI) is the clinical case of brain injury. The most commonly used auxiliary examinations can be used to assess the degree of craniocerebral injury in form and structure, and to judge the prognosis. Therefore, in view of the current electroencephalogram examination and the popularization of the head CT examination, it can also provide an objective reference for the clinician to judge the condition, formulate the treatment plan and evaluate the preview, and use the electroencephalogram (EEG) in this study. The prognosis of patients with severe craniocerebral injury coma was evaluated by graph reactivity and craniocerebral CT examination, and the significance of the prognosis of patients with severe craniocerebral injury coma was further discussed, which was convenient for clinical reference.
[Objective]
In this study, the clinical data of electroencephalogram (EEG) responsiveness and head CT in the head of severe craniocerebral injury patients were studied and analyzed. The purpose of this study was to explore the relationship between the electroencephalogram reactivity, the brain morphology of head CT and the prognosis of the coma patients with severe craniocerebral injury, and to provide the basis for clinical application.
[object and method of research]
1. general information
1.1 clinical data: 116 cases of severe craniocerebral injury coma in our department of neurosurgery from April 2011 to October 2012 were collected, of which 78 cases were male and 38 women, aged 5-74 (39.55 + 14.01) years old. All the patients were hospitalized within 24h after injury, and the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) score was less than 8, including 72 in car accident and 21 hard hit injury. There were 16 cases of high fall and 7 cases of fall and fall, and 69 cases of 116 patients received surgical treatment. EEG monitoring was performed on all patients under the condition of removing the low temperature and the effect of Medicine (the operation patients were monitored within 48-72 hours after the injury, and the monitoring time was not less than 30 minutes). 34 cases of the dilated pupil at the side of the hospital and the dilatation of the bilateral pupil at the admission of the patients in the hospital. 23 cases. The average length of stay was 67.30 + 5.37 days (3-169 days).
1.2 cases were included in the standard: (1) all the patients were hospitalized within 24 hours after injury; (2) the patients were all comatose at admission and the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) score was less than 8; (3) the patients were admitted to the hospital with head CT examination; (4) the patients were divided into severe type of craniocerebral injury when hospitalized; 5 years old were 5-75 years old.
1.3 case exclusion criteria: (1) patients with previous history of epilepsy; (2) history of craniocerebral trauma, cerebrovascular accident, intracranial space occupying and history of intracranial infection; (3) those who had a history of mental illness or drug addiction and a long history of alcohol addiction; (4) patients with serious heart, lung, liver, kidney and other important organ dysfunction in the past; 5 The patients were affected and the patients were abandoned during the follow-up period.
2. research methods
2.1 accurately measured the value of the anterior and posterior diameter and transverse diameter of the head CT midbrain at the time of admission to the coma patients, and calculated the ratio, and at the early stage of admission (< < 3D), all patients were monitored by EEG under the condition of removing the low temperature and the effect of drugs. The operation patients were monitored within 48-72 hours after the injury, and the monitoring time was not less than 30 minutes. The non operative persons were in the 72h supervision after the injury. The monitoring time was no less than 30 minutes. Pain (pressing the nasal septum) and sound stimulation (ear call) were given to EEG records. EEG responsiveness was judged by visual acuity.
2.2 the ratio of the median and transverse diameters measured by the patient was divided into two groups: (1) 0.9-1.1, (2) 1.1 or 0.9; at the end of the follow-up, the prognosis of the patients was divided into two groups according to the Glasgow prognostic rating (Glasgow outcome scale GOS): a good prognosis group (GOS score 4-5, good prognosis and mild disability); poor prognosis; poor prognosis; poor prognosis. Group (GOS score 1-3, severe disability, plant survival state and death). Through statistical analysis, the relationship between the ratio of the anterior and posterior diameter of the head of head CT in the head of the head of the head with severe craniocerebral injury to the prognosis of the brain was discussed.
2.3 all patients were at the early stage of admission (< 3D). EEG monitoring was performed on all patients under the influence of hypothermia and drugs. The patients were monitored within 48-72 hours after the injury, and the monitoring time was not less than 30 minutes. The EEG records were given to pain (press nasal septum) and sound stimulation (the ear call), and EEG reactivity was used to judge the Gutling and so on. The changes in the 1] brain wave, after the stimulation, the slow wave generation and the variable vision of the rhythmic waves were reacted, and the two sides of the EEG records were not changed or suspicious. The relationship between the early EEG reactivity and the prognosis of the patients with severe head injury coma after injury was investigated by statistical analysis.
2.4 combined the results of electroencephalogram reactivity with the ratio of anterior and posterior diameter and transverse diameter of head CT into four groups: the first group: the electroencephalogram was reacted and the ratio of the middle and transverse diameter of the middle brain to the lateral diameter was 0.9-1.1; the second groups: the electroencephalogram was not reacted and the ratio of the anterior and posterior diameter to the transverse diameter was 1.1 or 0.9; the third groups: electroencephalogram had reaction and the anterior and posterior diameter of the middle brain. The ratio of the transverse diameter to 1.1 or 0.9; the fourth groups: the ratio of the electroencephalogram without reaction and the ratio of the diameter to the transverse diameter of the middle brain was 0.9-1.1. to study the role of the combined application of electroencephalogram reactivity and cranial CT in the prognosis evaluation of patients with severe head injury coma.
2.5 to calculate the ratio of electroencephalogram reactivity, the ratio of the anterior and posterior diameter of the brain to the transverse diameter in the head CT, and the value of the combination for the evaluation of the prognosis, with sensitivity, specificity, accuracy and error rate. The sensitivity (sensitivity positive, SE), also known as the true positive rate, is the probability of the actual illness and the test was diagnosed as the patient; the specificity (specificity PO) Sitive (SP), also known as the true negative rate, is the probability of being diagnosed as a non patient without actual illness.
The value of EEG reactivity and the ratio of midbrain diameter to prognosis assessment: true negative (true negative, TN): Patients with better indicators and better prognosis; false negative (false positive, FN): Patients with better indicators and poor prognosis; true positive (true positive, TP): Patients with poor indicators and poor prognosis; false positive (false) Positive, FP): Patients with poor indicators and good prognosis; sensitivity (sensitivity, SE) =[TP/ (TP+FN) x100%; specificity (specificity, SP) =[TN/ (TN+FP)] * 100%. accuracy error rate
3. statistical method
All data were analyzed by SPSS13.0 statistical software. The two independent sample rates were compared by x2 test. The difference was statistically significant in P 0.05.
[results]
1. the ratio of the anterior and posterior diameter to the transverse diameter of the head CT in the two groups was compared to the good prognosis of the coma patients, and the difference was statistically significant (x2=25.119, P=0.000) through the examination of the four lattice data.
2.116 comatose patients had better prognosis than non-comatose patients. The difference was statistically significant (x2 = 54.296, P = 0.000) by x2 test of four-grid data.
The ratio of 3. electroencephalogram reactivity with the ratio of anterior and posterior diameter of head CT into four groups was divided into four groups. The prognosis of the four groups was statistically significant (x2=58.507, P=0.000) by the x2 test of the four groups.
The sensitivity of 4.EEG was 83.67%, the specificity was 85.07%, the accuracy was 84.48%, the error rate was 8.62%, the sensitivity of the head CT examination was 75.51%, the specificity was 71.64%, the accuracy rate was 73.28%, the error rate was 16.37%; the sensitivity of the EEG reactivity combined with the head CT was 91.42%, the specificity 89.58%, the accuracy rate 90.36%, and the error rate 5.88%..
[Conclusion]
1. Electroencephalogram reactivity and midbrain morphology are correlated with the prognosis of comatose patients with severe craniocerebral injury.
2. The combination of EEG reactivity and brain morphology in cranial CT can effectively evaluate the prognosis of coma patients with severe craniocerebral injury.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:南方醫(yī)科大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級(jí)別】:碩士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2013
【分類號(hào)】:R651.15
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