| 英文摘要 |
Multiple cerebral monitoring system is now the most essential facility in neurocritical care units. For patients with severe traumatic brain injury (TBI), understand the oxygen transport and cerebral metabolism, the brain tissue oxygen monitor can directly provide these data in patients with traumatic brain injury. Many controversial issues remained unsolved: What is the best timing to use this? What are the optimal site and duration for monitoring? Does brain tissue oxygen monitoring really improve the outcome of the prognosis? All these issues will be extensively discussed in this article. From the perspective of evidence-based medicine, patients who are at risk of disastrous secondary brain injury following the primary traumatic brain injury are all indicated for brain tissue oxygen monitor. Multiple cerebral monitoring system, this modality is not only a safe, robust, and highly sensitivity diagnostic tool, but can also lower overall mortality rates by avoiding cerebral ischemia after traumatic brain injury. |
