Clinical analysis of lung infection caused by acute craniocerebral trauma
JIANG Jing-yan
LI Xiao-yun
Abstract：Objective To study the reasons and prevention for lung infection caused by acute craniocerebral trauma.Methods The clinical data of patients with acute craniocerebral trauma in craniocerebral department of our hospital were retrospectively analyzed.Results The infection rate of GCS(glasgow coma scale)score≥5 [11.6％(23/198)]was lower than the infection rate of GCS score ＜ 5 [23.7％(19/80)]; the rate of nontracheotomy [10.6％(24/226)]was lower than that of tracheotomy [25.0％(13/52)]; the infection rate of age ＜ 60 [9.1％(20/219)]was lower than that of age ≥60 [28.8％(17/59)]; the infection rate of using antibiotic ＜ 7 d [9.8％(18/183)]was lower than the infection rate of using antibiotic ≥ 7 d [21.1％(20/95 )];there were significant differences(all P ＜ 0.05).Conclusion Patients with acute craniocerebral trauma would easily have secondary lung infection.It is worthwhile to pay more attention and take appropriate measures to prevent factors of lung infection.
Keywords：Craniocerebral traumaacuteLung infectionPrevention
Publication Date：2012-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2026-09-14(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)