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4 Kurs Brain Trauma

4 Kurs Brain Trauma


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Cartes-fiches

Limited use gcs?

Alkohol

drugs

 

Sekundäre Brain injuries

Swelling

herniation

vascular complication

 

prevention

 

Epidural hemitoma Lage 

Inner table 

dura mater

Epidural Hämatoms  can Cross midline

Yes

Epidural haematoma

Arterial

venous

Most arterial

less venous (cerebellar)

Subdural Hämatome Cross midline?

Nö 

Higighest Mortalität Rate hamatome

Akute subduralhamatoma

Traumatische subarachnoid hemorage % of traumatische Patient ?

In. 40 % of Patient 

Where are cortical contusions seen? Coups comtrocoups

More contrecoups

What mesns traumatische axonal injury

1-3 lesions of  Si abnormalitiy

80%  are not hemoragical 

 

more than 3 lesions - > diffuse axonal injuries

 

Marshall ct classificarion

Marshall classification    

Diffuse injury I (no visible pathology) No visible intracranial pathology seen on CT scan  

Diffuse injury II Cisterns are present with midline shift of 0-5 mm and/or lesions densities present; no high or mixed density lesion >25 cm3 may include bone fragments and foreign bodies  

Diffuse injury III (swelling) Cisterns compressed or absent with midline shift of 0-5 mm; no high or mixed density lesion >25 cm3  

Diffuse injury IV (shift) Midline shift >5 mm; no high or mixed density lesion >25 cm3

Evacuated mass lesion

Any lesion surgically evacuated

Non-evacuated mass lesion  

High or mixed density lesion >25 cm3; not surgically evacuated 

Rotterdam Score

Rotterdam CT score predictor value

basal cisterns score •  normal O •  compressed 1 •  absent 2   •  

midline shift •  no shift or shift ≤ 5mm 0 •  shift>5mm 1   •  

Epidural  Mass •  present 0 •  absent 1   •  

Traumatic SAB or IVH  absent 0 •  present 1   •  

sum score +1   max = 6 consistent with: motor GCS Marshall class.  

 

How many Injurien are assotioated with Neurologie Defizit 

50%

 

Canadian spine rule

highrisk

Low Risk

High

  • Age ≥ 65 years or
  • Dangerous mechanism* or
  • Paresthesias in extremities

immer Bild 

  low
  • Simple  accident
  • sitting upride
  • always ambulant
  • delayed onset no midline pain  
  • 45 grade aktive Bewegung  möglich

- kein Bild 

 

Chance Frakturen 

Horizontal pedikel und ruptured posterior Ligaments

ventral Kompression posterior ruptured

What does the stabile fractures in the spine not

Involviert nicht the middle colomne

Compressing Trauma spine

Multilevel fractures

Hangman - Stable?

Non stabile (hyperentension)

 

but good progrnosis

widening of spinal Canal 

What is doing Iron in myelon

Chemicals make apoptosis of Healthy cells

Non hemoragical contusion of spinal Cord - prognosis 

Netter than hemorrhaic

Where habe children lesions < 10 years

> 10 years

 

cervical spine

<10 Upper spine

laxity of Ligaments, Plastizität of vertebral Biodiesel, Ratio head Body 

 

>10 lower spine

Low velocity Trauma in children - examination?

Plain Film ok

SCIVORA?

spinal Cord Injurie without radiographic abnormality

 

why?

Flexibilität of children spine - traction myelon

Type of Periode in child

perinatal period falls

(1-4 years of age) motor vehicle accidents

(7-12 years of age) abuse

Leptomenigeal Cyst?

Growing fracture

Children epidural hemitom - venous or arterial?

Mostly venous

Caput succadeneum

subgLeal hematoma

cephalhematome

Succadeneum - galea - cutis

subgaleal - periost - galea

cephal - bone - periost - sutur begrenzt

Criteria Child abuse?

when there is discrepancy between trauma history and imaging findings

if there is hemorrhage of different age

if there are unusual findings (e.g burns or bruises) - p

when retinal hemorrhage is present (shaken baby) -

if the child has evidence of poor care

Tripod Frakturen misnomer

Call is

zygomaticmaxillar complex fraktur

What to call in nasal Fraktur 

Nasolacrimal duct

septum 

dislokation

 

Le fort 1

Pterygoid fractur

nasal floor

floatimg 

Le fort 3

Zygomatic Fraktur  necessary

Le fort 2

Orbital medial Timm necessary

Le fort common

Pterygoid fracture

Blow out frakture

Inferior orbital rim is intakt

only floor ruptured 

Trap door Frakturen ?

Fraktur offen, Weichteile gehen durch , Tür schliesst

nur fett oder Muskel herniert

Trapdoor Fraktur mit vomiting?

In 80% rectus muscle Hernien 

Transversale temporal Frakturen 

Sensorisch Hearing loss

facial nerve more commen

pneumolabirinth

Memory

Medial temporal l,obes - encoding Storage 

prefrontsl cortex - cognitiv Control, Monitoring 

 

thalamus, mammillary body

Medial temporal Lobe

Hippocampus

dentauts

parahippocampus

subiculum

antorhinal cortex

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