ABSTRACT
Objective To discuss the emergency management and treatment measures of critically severe craniocerebral trauma.Methods A retrospective study was conducted on the emergency management in 82 patients with critically severe craniocerebral trauma admitted to our hospital from September 2005 to May 2011.Results According to the Glasgow Outcome scale ( GOS),there were 10 patients with good recovery (12％),17 with moderate disability (21％),12 with severe disability (20％),four in vegetable status (2％) and 39 deaths (48％).Conclusion The success rate in the treatment of critically severe craniocerebral injury can be enhanced through rapid and effective pre-hospital care,prompt surgical intervention,standardized subsequent therapy,adherence to damage control surgery concept,and emphasis on prevention and cure of secondary brain injury.