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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12710/10313
TitleCatatraumatisme craniocerebrale asociate cu leziuni ale membrelor şi bazinului
Other TitlesCraniocerebral katatraumas associated with extremity and pelvis lesions
AuthorsPostolache, Roman
Burunsus, Vasile
Glavan, Iulian
Issue Date2009
PublisherAsociaţia chirurgilor “Nicolae Anestiadi” din Republica Moldova
CitationPOSTOLACHE, Roman, BURUNSUS, Vasile, GLAVAN, Iulian. Catatraumatisme craniocerebrale asociate cu leziuni ale membrelor şi bazinului. In: Arta Medica. 2009, nr. 1(34) (supliment), pp. 94-95. ISSN 1810-1852.
AbstractAm evaluat rezultatele examinărilor şi tratamentului la katatraumatisme craneo-cerebrale asociate cu leziuni ale membrelor şi bazinului. La evidenţă s-au aflat 330 pacienţi cu katatraumatisme craneo-cerebrale asociate (KTCCA) din care 81 (24,54%) au fost cu katatraumatisme cranio-scheletale monoasociate. Leziunile membrelor şi bazinului au fost unilaterale în 59 (72,83%) de cazuri, iar în 22 (27,17%) - bilaterale. La 50 (61,72%) accidentaţi s-au determinat leziuni unice şi la 31 (38,28%) multiple. Din 120 de fracturi, numai 8 (6,7%) au fost deschise. La 20 pacienţi (16,7%) – fracturi cominutive şi 60 (50,0%) - cu deplasarea fragmentelor. Majoritatea fracturilor cu deplasare s-au întâlnit la oasele tubulare mari şi la bazin. Predomină leziunile membrelor inferioare – 60 (56,07%) asupra celor superioare – 47 (43,93%).
We evaluated the examination and treatment results of craniocerebral katatraumas associated with extremities and pelvis lesions. 330 patients with associated craniocerebral katatraumas, 81 from which (24,54%) were related to monoassociated cranioskeletal katatraumas. The extremities and pelvis lesions were unilateral in 59 cases (72,83%), and bilateral in 22 cases (27,17%). 50 patients (61,72%) had unique lesions and 31 (38.28%) multiple. From 120 fractures, only 8 (6,7%) were external. In 20 patients (16,7) – comminutive fractures and 60 patients (50,0%) – with fragment moving. The majority of the moving fractures was noticed at big tubular bones and pelvis. Inferior extremities lesions are more frequent - 60 (56,07%) than the superior ones – 47 (43,93%).
URIhttps://repository.usmf.md/handle/20.500.12710/10313
ISSN1810-1852
Appears in Collections:Arta Medica Vol. 34 No 1, 2009 supliment

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