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The Courses of Organ Dysfunctions in the Complex MODS in Traumatized Patients and the Prognosis
Authors: J. Bonaventura 1; M. Peštál 2; R. Hájek 2
Authors‘ workplace: ARO ON, Nové Město na Moravě, přednosta doc. MUDr. J. Bonaventura, CSc. 1
Published in: Anest. intenziv. Med., , 2001, č. 2, s. 87-97
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1113 of traumatized patients treated on ICU in the Trauma hospita lin Brno were divided into the groups second the posttraumatic clinical course.Consecutively we have analysed a reasons for the development of the multiple organ dysfunction syndrome.Incidence of the traumatic shock was 34.77 % with mortality of 22.99 %. Incidence of the MODS was 12.03 %, with the mortality 58.23 %.The typical clinical find of the patients with the MODS was respiratory dysfunction (outcome in 60 %, mortality in 80 %). The difference betweenoutcome and mortality was found with the marked incidence of cardiovascular dysfunction (60 % contrary 10 %) and acute renal dysfunction (40 %contrary 10 %). This finds confirmed very good known fact – high mortality in patient with combination of renal and respiratory dysfunction.The typical find in the patients with the MODS – outcome was incidence of the liver and the gut dysfunction. The difference between MODS –outcome and MODS mortality was in the number of existing organ dysfunction. 75 % of the patients in the group MODS – outcome had two-organdysfunction and contrary wise in the group MODS of mortality 50 % where the patients had three-organ dysfunction and 75 % patients three-fourorgan dysfunctions. We found in the group of the EMODS high incidence of the trauma of the ext remities and combination of more traumatizatedorgans-systems. In the LMODS group the most frequent was the spinal trauma.
Key words:
organs dysfunction – trauma – survival
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Anaesthesiology, Resuscitation and Inten Intensive Care Medicine
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