Objective: to explore the guiding significance and related predictive factors of head movement in children with mild craniocerebral injury after operation. Methods: 68 children were examined for major soft trauma, and...Objective: to explore the guiding significance and related predictive factors of head movement in children with mild craniocerebral injury after operation. Methods: 68 children were examined for major soft trauma, and all children were scanned with CT. To observe the CT positive status of children's head and the operation of Neurosurgery (NSP), record the treatment intervention, diagnostic intervention and death of CT positive children, and analyze the relationship between CT positive and NSP. The CT results of 68 children were 26 cases, accounting for 30.24%. In addition, ns10 was completed in 10 cases, accounting for 14.71%.22 cases (32.35%) used treatment intervention, 46 cases (67.65%) used diagnostic intervention. Two children died of CT positive, accounting for 7.69%.There was significant difference between positive TCC and DSN in children with different gender, age and injury cause (P < 0.05).Male, age ≥ 6 years old, fall injury is closely related to TNT positive and PSN. Conclusion: CT head scan has certain guiding significance for the operation of children with minor head injury. Male, age ≥ 6 years old and autumn injury may be important predictors of NSP treatment in children with mild head injury. Based on the above characteristics, we can determine which groups of children with minor head injuries can benefit from intake and NSP treatment, which can provide a basis for clinical diagnosis and treatment.展开更多
文摘Objective: to explore the guiding significance and related predictive factors of head movement in children with mild craniocerebral injury after operation. Methods: 68 children were examined for major soft trauma, and all children were scanned with CT. To observe the CT positive status of children's head and the operation of Neurosurgery (NSP), record the treatment intervention, diagnostic intervention and death of CT positive children, and analyze the relationship between CT positive and NSP. The CT results of 68 children were 26 cases, accounting for 30.24%. In addition, ns10 was completed in 10 cases, accounting for 14.71%.22 cases (32.35%) used treatment intervention, 46 cases (67.65%) used diagnostic intervention. Two children died of CT positive, accounting for 7.69%.There was significant difference between positive TCC and DSN in children with different gender, age and injury cause (P < 0.05).Male, age ≥ 6 years old, fall injury is closely related to TNT positive and PSN. Conclusion: CT head scan has certain guiding significance for the operation of children with minor head injury. Male, age ≥ 6 years old and autumn injury may be important predictors of NSP treatment in children with mild head injury. Based on the above characteristics, we can determine which groups of children with minor head injuries can benefit from intake and NSP treatment, which can provide a basis for clinical diagnosis and treatment.
