Severe TBI Intracranial Pressure Monitoring Infections Associated With Indwelling Time

Objective:Invasive intracranial pressure monitoring average 5% risk of infecti ons (0-9%), in severe head injury caused by intracranial pressure monitoring duct postoperative intracranial infection risk of relations with intracranial pressure monito ring the indwelling time and lead to infections of the intracranial pressure monitori ng through discussion. Methods:57 cases underwent emergency surgery in our coll ection for severe TBI patients, strictly into the exclusion criteria, postoperative intra cranial pressure monitoring in patients by monitoring the number of days will be d ivided into 1-3 days,4-7 days and 8-10 three groups, the intracranial infection an d buy ti-me, the relationship between the preoperative and postoperative GCS score, analysis of monitoring the number of days is influential on patients prognosis wit h intracranial infection and the three groups of pathogenic bacteria number of statis tical analysis, and related constituent ratio analysis may be related to the cause. Re sults:The time of insertion and correlated with intracranial infection (P<0.01) that the risk of infection with the risk of infection in patients with indwelling time incr ease gradually, also have correlation with postoperative patients with GCS score (P =0.017) in the prognosis of patients with the GCS score is lower in patients with intracranial pressure monitoring time is longer, age of patients without correlation without statistical significance. Conclusion:ICP monitoring device in severe cranioc erebral injury with the extension of monitoring time will increase the risk of patie nts with intracranial infection, the prognosis of patients with postoperative monitori ng time and negatively correlated with GCS score.