Résumé
[Objective]To investigate the clinical treatments of perioperative complications in patients with cervical cord injury.[Method]Totally 155 cases of cervical cord injury associated with fracture of the cervical spine were enrolled in this study from January 1997 to December 2007.Eighty-five cases were treated with anterior internal fixation,66 with expansive open-door laminoplasty of the cervical spine,and 4 with one stage anterior and posterior approach operations.[Result]Forty-five cases were complicated with hyperpyrexia,31 with respiratory dysfunction,43 with pulmonary infection,70 with hyponatremia,25 with urinary system infection,3 with stress ulcer,10 with deep venous thrombosis,5 with palsy of the C5 nerve root,3 with injury of superior laryngeal nerve or recurrent nerve,1 with leakage of cerebrospinal fluid,2 with cervical hematoma,1 with loosening of interal fixation,1 with esophageal fislula,and 10 died.[Conclusion]There are many perioperative complications from cervical cord injury.To pay attention to the treatments of perioperative complications will bring a satisfactory clinical effect.