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Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy ; (12): 833-835, 2012.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-425361

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ObjectiveTo explore the effect of different methods of drainage tube and catheter drainage in the treatment of intraventricular hematoma.MethodsThe analysis was conducted in 83 cases,who were randomly divided into two groups,the treatment group with 48 cases adopting lateral venticle catheterization combined with bulletshaped tube,and the control group with 35 cases adopting conventional catheterization.The contrasted study was conducted on the clearance rate of cerebroventricular hematoma and the effect of the different drainages.ResultsThe clearance rate in treatment group was 27.1% ( 13/48 ),50.0% (24/48),14.6% (7/48),at the time of < 24h,24 ~72h,> 72h after the operation,and 5.7 % ( 2/35 ),17.1% ( 6/35 ),48.6% ( 17/35 ) in the control group.It showed statistical significance(x2 =6.2425,9.4678,11.3757,all P <0.01 ).The cases with type Ⅰ of ADL stage in treatment group (47.9%)were more than control group( x2 =6.8347,P <0.01 ).The morbidity in treatment group was 12.5%,which was lower than control group( x2 =6.9636,P <0.01 ).ConclusionThe lateral venticle catheterization drainage combined with bullet-shaped tube could avoid the obstruction,reduce the morbidity,and improve the therapeutic effect.

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Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy ; (12): 2167-2169, 2009.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-391030

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Objective To study the surgical techniques of the extended subfrontal epidual approach to resect chordoma in skull base.Methods 18 cases of chordoma in skull base treated mierosurgically were analyzed retrospectively.Results Total resection were achieved in 15 patients(83%),gross resection in 3 patients(17%).There was no complication in all cases.Conclusion The microsurgery for chordoma in skull base via the extended subfrontal epidual approach is of the benefits such as clear and wide fields of vision,and minimize brain trauma.Lumber drain placement and the skull base reconstruction could improve the rate of total tumor removal and reduce complications.

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Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy ; (12): 1978-1980, 2008.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-396970

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Objective To investigate the treatment effection of cranial decompression under temporal muscle in very-low position with large bone flap for severe cranial trauma.Methods 53 cases of severs cranial traumatic brain herniation were derided into two groups.22 cases with unilateral dilated pupil,and 31 cases of bilateral dilated pupil,all the patients were treated with cranial decompression under temporal muscle in very low position with large bone-flap.The ICP,appearance rate of cisternal,pupil contraction rate and GCS evaluation were observed,recorded and statistiely analysised.Results According to the intraeranial pressure monitoring,the rate of 24h ICP<20mmHg was increased significantly,and the rate of 72h ICP>40mmHg was decreased in both groups.The occurance rate of cisternal:81.82% in unilateral dilated pupil group,and 51.61% in bilateral dilated pupil group.The recoverance rate of pupil in 24h:77.2% in unilateral dilated pupil group,and 32.26% in bilateral dilated pupil group.GCS evaluation:All of the patient's average mark of GCS after operation wag(8.02±3.03)which increased(3.92±2.21)compared with the mark of GCS before operation,which was(4.10±0.82),with a significant difference(P<0.01).Treat outcome:well/moderate disability:64.15%,severe/long-term coma:7.55%,and death:28.30%.Conclusion Cranial decompression under temporal muscle in very-low position with large bone-flap for severe cranial trauma can enlarge the cranial capacity effectively,increase the decompression space in dorsolateral cranium,which can alleviate the intracranial pressure in axial centre of brain truak,promote the effeetion of the brain herniation restore and the recover of the brain trauma.

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