พอ. ศุภกิจ สงวนดีกุล แผนกศัลยกรรมประสาท กศก. รพ. รร.6.

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พอ. ศุภกิจ สงวนดีกุล แผนกศัลยกรรมประสาท กศก. รพ. รร.6

TBI remain the most common problem that challenge all neurosurgeons Many protocols of TBI treatment were developed to decreased morbidity and mortality Traumatic coma databank was initiated and many researchs were done in U.S.A. and many centers: Trauma system were settled &evaluated

To study the outcome of the TBI treatment in Phramongkutkloa hospital To determine the incidence of talk and deterioration To identified the prognostic factor especially :time golden period

Retrospective study All TBI patients that arrive to PMK hospital between Jan Jan.2008 were reviewed TBI patients were classified 3 groups depended on levelof consciousness (GCS):mild,moderate,severe SPSS was used to analized the data The outcome was evaluated by Glasskow Outcome Scale(GOS) at 1 year

PMK Hospital: Trauma center level 1 :education&training,Standard of Service and resources TBI 3450 patients : mild head injury 2000pts.,moderate - severe 1450pts Moderate-severe TBI were admitted in the hospital and 540 pts were operated Most common cause : Motor vehicle accident Male:female 2:1 Age 1-89years,most at 20-35years Soldier 60%

Patient that talk and deteriorated o.o5%(1/2000) :EDH&SDH Death from brain herniation,Delay treatment Diffused Axonal Injury (DAI) 16%, EDH 20% SDH 50% Cerebral contussion 10% Depressed skull fx 10% Time between admit and operation :35 min-15 hours Mean 3 hours

Protocol of treatment Maintain normal Internalmileu&CBF HOB 30° neutral Position,Hyperventilation (PaCO mmHg.),normovolumia,normoglycemia,normothermia,analg esic,anticonvulsant,sedative&paralytic drug Maintain CPP>70 mmHg.,ICP<20mmHg. High dose Barbiturate : 5%(Life saving 60%) ICP Monitoring 20% Craniotomy remove blood clot 30%, Decompressive craniectomy 70%

Prognostic factor Post resuscitation GCS <5 Age Brainstem reflex Pupillary size&response Complication:consumptive coagulopathy,hypernatremia

OUTCOME GOS1 (DEATH) 11% GOS2(Severe disability) 10% GOS3(Moderate disability) 9% GOS 4(Minimal disability) 20% GOS 5(Normal)50%

Mostof TBI patients have better outcome (GOS 4,5 70%) Sever e TBI :MR.=11% (Over all MR=1.7%) Patient who talk and deteriorated 0.05%(1/2000) Event no significant of time between admit and operation most patient have poor outcome if delay treatment >6 hours Golden period depend on severity,age,compliance of brain,unexpected complication

EPIDERMIOLOGY UNIT COMPUTER CENTER EVERY PERSON WHO PARTICIPATE FOR SUCCESSION IN TBI TREATMENT