Progress in the application of intracranial pressure monitoring and cerebral oxygen monitoring in traumatic brain injury
LIANG Yun-heng
ZHUO Sheng-hua
YANG Liang-wang
YANG Kun
Abstract：Traumatic brain injury(TBI)has high rates of incidence,disability,and mortality.The prognosis of TBI patients is significantly influenced by secondary intracranial hypertension,as well as cerebral ischemia and hypoxia.Compared to sole intracranial pressure(ICP)monitoring,the combination of ICP and cerebral oxygen monitoring can provide a more comprehensive evaluation of cerebral blood perfusion and tissue oxygenation.This combined approach offers a timely and accurate basis for correcting imbalances in cerebral oxygen metabolism in TBI patients.This article briefly describes the mechanisms underlying increased ICP,as well as secondary cerebral ischemia and hypoxia resulting from TBI.Additionally,it will review recent advancements in both ICP monitoring and cerebral oxygen monitoring,whether used alone or in combination,for the diagnosis and treatment of TBI patients,in order to provide valuable insights for clinical diagnosis,treatment,and multimodal neurological monitoring research for TBI patients.
Keywords：Traumatic brain injuryIntracranial pressure monitoringCerebral oxygen monitoringMultimodal monitoring
Publication Date：2024-01-25
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：4( 54-57 )