Effects of early enteral nutrition support on gastrointestinal function in patients with severe craniocerebral trauma
Objective To explore whether the preventive therapy of stressful gastric mucosa lesion in each patient with craniocerebral trauma is necessary.
Analysis of curative effect of standard large trauma craniotomy on severe craniocerebral trauma
Analysis of psychological demands of family members of severe craniocerebral trauma patients
Objective to understand family stress support level to the serious craniocerebral trauma patients' families and to supply base for nursing intervention to patients' families effectively.
Clinic study of systemic inflammatory response syndrome induced by acute medium and severe craniocerebral trauma
Paying more attention to patients with higher plasma osmolality after craniocerebral trauma could help to improve their prognosis.
The pain problems of patients with craniocerebral trauma include acute pain and chronic pain.
craniocerebral trauma
Conclusion Microdialysis provides us with an approach for real-time monitoring of cerebral and subcutaneous intercellular fluid in craniocerebral traumatic patients.
Analysis of pre-hospital emergency of 98 cases with severe craniocerebral trauma with multiple injuries
Materials and Methods: 106 operated cases for craniocerebral trauma were collected, which were performed ct scanning from 1 hour to 13 days, mostly several hours after trauma.
Approach of coronal valve, open both frontal sdies and cerebral falx cut-off reconstruction for severe craniocerebral trauma