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Neurologie. Neuropatologie. Sistem nervos (971) |
SM ISO690:2012 MINDRIGAN, Eugeniu, GALEARSCHI, Vasile, CEBAN, Serghei, CAZACU-STRATU, Angela, CĂLCÎI, Cornelia. Assessment of pediatric craniocerebral trauma using the Glasgow scale . In: Revista de Ştiinţe ale Sănătăţii din Moldova, 2022, nr. 3 An.1(29), p. 297. ISSN 2345-1467. |
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Background. Traumatic brain injury (TBI) - a major public health problems and the leading cause of death/disability worldwide among children/adolescents. One of every 20 Emergency Department presentations at Pediatric Hospitals is caused by a TBI, more common than burns or poisonings. Objective of the study. We evaluated the state of consciousness among children with TBI at all levels of medical care, as not yet having adequately registered outcomes of pediatric TBI. Material and Methods. A prospective study was piloted among the children of Municipal Pediatric Hospital „V. Ignatenco”, Chisinau, in 6 months (01.03-31.08.2021). A questionnaire and Red Cap electronic data collection tool was applied for medical records’ data collecting and analyzed thought Epi Info 7. Results. The total number of pediatric TBI patients - 167. The majority – 109 boys, (65.3%) and 58 girls (34.7%). The average age – 9.0±5.04 years old. At the pre-hospital period, being conscious (GCS 15p) - 57 children (34,1%), moderate obnubilation (13-14p) - 103 (61,7%), profound obnubilation (11-12p) - 4 (2.4%), sopor state (8-10p) - 3 (1,8%). The state of the TBI children worsened during the transportation. Coming to ED: in the conscious state - 30 children (18%), moderate obnubilation - 102 (61.1%), profound obnubilation – 25 (15%), sopor state 2 (1.2%), Coma I (6-7p) - 5 (3%) and Coma II - 2 (1,2%.). During the treatment, their state has changed: with GCS 15p - 155 children (92.8%), 13-14p - 3 (1.8%). Coma III exceeded state (3p) - 9 have died (5.4%). Conclusion. The results have shown some gapes in the provision of medical care of TBI that impose us to reevaluate and adopt some new politics of health and guidelines of TBI patients’ preventions and treatment. |
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Cuvinte-cheie TBI, GCS, pediatric, prevention, TCC, GCS, pediatric, prevenire |
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