Clinical Efficacy Study in the Treatment of Infant with Traumatic Cerebral Infarction

Abstract：Objective:To investigate the clinical efficacy of comprehensive diagnosis and treatment in infants with traumatic posterior infarction.Method:Clinical data of 58 cases with cerebral infarction caused by car accidents were retrospective analyzed,and the clinical efficacy of comprehensive treatment was explored.Result:The efficacy assessed by Glasgow Outcome Scale (GOS) showed that the effects of 22 cases were good(37.9%),and 14 cases were mild disabilities(24.1%),and 12 cases were severe disabilities(20.7%),and 2 cases were plant survivals(3.4%),and 5 cases dead(8.6%).Three cases gave up the treatment.The mortality rates of infants with GCS scores from 3 to 5 were higher than infants with GCS scores more than 5(P<0.05).Conclusion:Early discovery, diagnosis and treatment is the effective way to reduce the morbidity and mortality rates of traumatic cerebral infarction.The pathogeny treatment according to the pathogeny of cerebral infarction should be done early,and decompressive craniectomy and opening dural,temporal muscle sticking should be done early(before irreversible ischemic damage),and its advantages are more than harm.