2Bullock R, Hannemann CO, Murray L, et al. Recurrent hematomas following craniotomy for traumatic intracranial mass.J Neurosurg, 1990,72:9.
3William AS, Taylor FRCS, Nicholas WM, et al. Timing of postoperative intracranial hematoma development and implications for the best use of neurosurgical intensive care.J Neurosurg,1995,82:48.
4Seeger W. Microsurgery of the brain: anatomical and technical principle.New York:Springer-Verlag Wien,1980:36.
5Bose D, Tejwani NC. Evolving trends in the care of polytrauma patients[J]. Injury, 2006, 37 (1): 20-28.
6Pape HC, Zelle B, Lohse R. Evaluation and outcome of patients after polytrauma-Can patients be recruited for long-term follow-up [ J ].Injury, 2006, 37 (12) : 1197-1203.
7Zachary Arthurs, Randy Kjorstad, Phillip Mullenix. The use of damage control principles for penetrating pelvic battlefield trauma [J].The American Journal of Surgery, 2006, 191 (5) : 604-609.
8Barbara J. Arthur Mc. Damage control surgery for the patient who has experienced muhiple traumatic injuries [J]. AORN, 2006, 84 (6):991-994.
9Kaifinos Nicol NAJ, Timmermans J. Predicting mortality in damage control surgery [J]. Journal of Surgical Research, 2007, 137 (2):240-244.
