Abstract:
Objective To discuss the efficiency of asymmetry severe bifrontal contusion treated by standard craniotomy and subfalcine incision.
Methods Thirty-seven asymmetry severe bifrontal contusion patients treated by standard craniotomy and subfalcine incision were enrolled from January 2014 to December 2015 in Department of Neurosurgery, the First People,s Hospital of Yunnan Province for the retrospective analysis, then follow-up to six months after the operation, using the FAB scale to assess the level of frontal lobe dysfunction, and utilizing the GOS score to evaluate the recover status.
Results All the bifrontal contusion of the thirty-seven patients were cleared compelely, showed from the CT scan routinely 6 h after the opteration. Six months after surgery, according to the GOS classification, twenty-one patients gained five, nine patients got four, five cases received three point, and two case were one point. There is none persistent vegetable. The average FAB score of this group is 13.7.
Conclusion Standard craniotomy and subfalcine incision can be used as a less traumatic method to cure the asymmetry severe bifrontal contusion, and the patients are recovered better.
Key words:
Standard craniotomy,
Subfalcine incision,
Asymmetry severe bifrontal contusion
Dingjun Liu, Yongfa Zhang, Bai Tai, Jinsong Ouyang, Xiying Qian, Jianhua Zhao, Baocheng Gao. Clinical application of asymmetry severe bifrontal contusion treated by standard craniotomy and subfalcine incision[J]. Chinese Journal of Neurotraumatic Surgery(Electronic Edition), 2017, 03(03): 166-168.