Effects of perioperative management of acute cervical spinal cord injury on secondary complications
Abstract：AIM:To investigate the effect of perioperative management of acute cervical spinal cord injury on secondary complications of patients. METHODS:The clinical data of 117 patients recruited from 1995 to 2000 were analyzed retrospectively. RESULTS:The respiratory complications before and after operation accounted for 38.7% ; the other systematic complications accounted for 10.2 % .During the perioperative period,10 patients were dead with the mortality rate 8.6 % . The function on Frankel criterion between postoperation and preoperation was obviously different(χ 2=97.627,P< 0.01);the dependence on FIM criterion was also obviously different(χ 2=148.993,P< 0.01). CONCLUSION: SIRS occurs easily during the perioperative period among the patients with acute cervical spinal cord injury,which is the starting cause of the ARDS and MODS. SIRS and ARDS should be supervised carefully before and after operation as the key of perioperative treatment.Early rehabilitation treatment is the guarantee of recovery of the patients.
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Publication Date：2003-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：2( 3224-3225 )