ABSTRACT
Objective To explore acute cerebral vascular accident factors in patients with nosocomial infection. Methods Clinical data with 680 cases with acute cerebral vascular accident were retrospectively analyzed,and the patients with hospital flu infected as the observation group, selected in accordance with 1 ∶ 1 over the same period without cerebrovascular accident combined hospital patients feel as control group. The patient age,gender,state of consciousness , invasive operation, dehydrating agent application time, whether use of antibiotics and other differences were compared . Results In 680 cases of patients with acute cerebral vascular accident, there were 90 cases of hospital infection; two groups gender, dehydrating agent application time had no difference(P ＞ 0. 05 ); the observation group compared with the control group older, unconscious, to implement invasive operation to prevent high proportion of antibiotics(P ＜0. 05), hospital infection-related factors. Conclusion Acute cerebral vascular accident patients should have a higher incidence of nosocomial infection, and be related with many factors. Taking corresponding measures against the relevant factors could prevent hospital infection.