THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE RESULTS OF COMPUTER TOMOGRAPHY WITH A SCALE GLASGOW COMA IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
Abstract
The aim was to evaluate the results of computed tomography in patients with acute TBI and the relationship between CT scan results and the level of the scale of coma of Glasgow. Studied the CT scan, 90 individuals with TBI. The average age was 31.56±2.09 years. Men stood at 88.9%, women – 11.1%. The severity of TBI was assessed using the scale Glasgow coma (GCS). CT was conducted according to standard methods in the normal mode without contrasting. The main reasons for TBI were traffic accidents (60,0%) and fall (32.2 per cent). In 43.3% of cases were diagnosed with mild TBI, the average score of the GCS – 13.14±0.84. The average degree of head injury was noted in 44.4% of cases, the average score is 9.2±1,28 and severe head injury in 12.2% of cases, the average score of 6.36±1.27 mm. Mixed lesions have lower GCS (9.78±1.65) than solitary lesion (12.89±1.24). The lowest value of the GCS have mixed lesions combined with the fracture (6.42±1.03).
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