颅内破裂微小动脉瘤的治疗
[Abstract]:Objective:
The purpose of this study is to explore the treatment time, treatment and prognosis of intracranial ruptured small aneurysms by retrospective clinical case analysis, and to provide reference and basis for the clinical treatment of intracranial ruptured small aneurysms.
Method:
1 source of cases: a retrospective analysis of 156 cases of subarachnoid hemorrhage caused by aneurysm of intracranial aneurysm in the Eastern Hospital of the second hospital of Hebei Medical University from February 2013 to February 2014, including 35 cases of small aneurysm records, 44 aneurysms. 4 cases of minor aneurysms (6 tiny aneurysms) were not treated during hospitalization. The remaining 31 cases were in the remaining 31 cases. The sex, age, age, aneurysm site, size, neck width, GCS score at admission, Hunt-Hess classification, Fisher classification, hypertension and coronary heart disease history and other associated diseases, aneurysm treatment methods, operation timing, perioperative complications, GOS score and postoperative follow-up were registered one by one, and Access database.2 cases were included in the standard: (1) patients: (1) The patients were admitted to spontaneous subarachnoid hemorrhage according to medical history, imaging data or lumbar puncture; 2. After admission, the head CTA or 3D-DSA proved to be caused by aneurysm rupture and excluded from traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage, pseudoaneurysm, arteriovenous malformation, moyamoya disease, smoke syndrome, arteriovenous fistula and other causes. SAH; (3) the maximum diameter of the aneurysm should be less than 3mm. Single or multiple hair can be accompanied by cerebral vascular diseases other than small aneurysms. (4) the treatment of small aneurysms is microscopic occlusion or interventional embolization. All of these can be diagnosed as intracranial rupture microaneurysms, which can be included in the study of.3 data and Statistics: measurement capital The material was expressed with mean standard deviation (+ s), and the count data were expressed by the ratio or rate of composition. The two groups of cases were analyzed by the exact probability method of Fisher and the nonparametric test of the two independent samples. The relationship between the factors and the prognosis was analyzed by the bivariate correlation analysis. The data of the above clinical cases were statistically analyzed with SPSS13.0 software, and the test level was tested. Alpha =0.05.
Result:
1 age and sex: the age range of the group of intracranial ruptured small aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage in this group was 31~77 years, the average age (55.19 + 9.81) years, and 18 cases of 40~60 years old, accounting for 58.06%. This age segment may be the high risk stage of the onset of small aneurysms; 9 cases (29.03%) and 22 women (70.97%), 15 women (48.39%) age. At the age of 50, the changes in the level of hormone may also affect the formation of the aneurysm to some extent. There is no statistically significant difference in age and sex between the two groups (P0.05).
2 aneurysms and associated diseases: the internal carotid artery system 33 (86.84%), the vertebral basilar artery system 5 (13.16%), the average diameter of the tumor (2.31 + 0.67) mm, the average width of the tumor neck (2.06 + 0.82), 16 cases (51.61%) with hypertension, diabetes 4 cases (12.90%), coronary heart disease and unhealthy habits, such as smoking and drinking. There was no significant difference in the location, diameter, tumor neck ratio and accompanying diseases between the groups (P0.05).
3 preoperative Fisher and Hunt-Hess classification: preoperative Fisher grade I~II level 14 cases (45.16%), III~IV Class 17 cases (54.84%); Hunt-Hess grading I~II class 26 cases (80.65%), III~V grade 5 cases (19.35%). 18 cases were treated by intravascular embolization (interventional group) and 13 cases were treated with microsurgical clipping (external group). The preoperative Fisher classification and Hunt-Hess grading comparison between the two treatment groups were compared. There was no statistical significance (P0.05).
4 the timing of treatment, perioperative complications and hospitalization time: 19 cases in 24h (61.29%), 21 cases (67.74%) and 10 3D surgery (32.26%); perioperative complications including hemorrhagic events 4 cases (12.90%), 5 cases (16.13%) of ischemic events, 61.29% cases of delayed cerebral vasospasm (25.81%), MODS1 cases, intracranial infection cases, lungs There were 15 cases (48.39%), 19 cases of hypoproteinemia (61.29%) and 2 cases of epileptic seizures (6.45%), the average hospitalization time (12.94 + 10.51) days in the intervention group (12.94 + 10.51) days, and the average time of admission (21.38 + 18.31) days (21.38 + 18.31) days. There was no significant difference between the perioperative complications and the time of hospitalization (P0.05).
5 the prognosis and follow-up: the small aneurysm was divided into group 1.5mm and 1.5~3mm in diameter with 1.5mm as the standard. The good prognosis (GOS4~5 score at discharge) was 0% and 76.92%, respectively, and the prognosis was statistically significant (P < 0.05). The tumor neck / tumor body was the standard, and it was divided into wide neck aneurysm (tumor neck / tumor 1/2) and narrow neck aneurysm (tumor). The prognosis was 59.09% and 66.67%, respectively, and the prognosis was 59.09% and 66.67% respectively. The prognosis was not statistically significant (P0.05), 7 cases of multiple aneurysms (good prognosis rate 57.14%), 24 cases of single aneurysm (good prognosis rate 66.67%), the prognosis was not statistically significant (P0.05), small aneurysm accompanied by stenosis or embryo. The prognosis of the posterior cerebral artery was not statistically significant (P0.05). The good prognosis of stent assisted and common embolization (GOS4~5 scores at discharge) in interventional embolization was 71.43% and 81.82%, respectively, and there was no statistical significance (P0.05), and the prognosis of the intervention group and the exter group (GOS4~5 score) after the operation were respectively. The results were 72.22% and 23.08% in the two groups (P < 0.05); the prognosis of the GOS score in the intervention group and the exo group was 77.78% and 23.08%, respectively, and the two groups were statistically different (P < 0.05); the follow-up time was 2~8 months after the operation, 19 patients were followed up for 3 months, and the prognosis of the intervention group and the exo group was good. The rate (GOS4~5 score) was 80% and 55.56% respectively. The prognosis of the two groups was not statistically significant (P0.05); 17 cases were followed up by imaging, and no recurrence of aneurysm was found in CTA and DSA examination. The skull CT showed that the subarachnoid hemorrhage was absorbed completely.
6 prognostic factors: preoperative Hunt-Hess grading was negatively correlated with GOS score, Rs1=-0.500 (P1 < 0.01), that is, the higher the Hunt-Hess grading before operation, the lower the GOS score, the worse the prognosis; the Fisher classification is negatively correlated with GOS score, Rs2=-0.539 (P2 < 0.01), that is, the higher the preoperative Fisher classification, the lower the GOS score and the worse the prognosis. Rs3=0.505 (P3 < 0.01), that is, the higher the preoperative GCS score and the higher the GOS score, the better the prognosis. There was no significant correlation between age, operation time and GOS score (P0.05).
Conclusion:
This study found that 40~60 years may be a high risk stage for the onset of small aneurysms; changes in hormone levels may affect the formation of small aneurysms to some extent; the narrowing of the neck of the small aneurysm, the complication of the stenosis and the embryonic posterior cerebral artery, whether or not the stent and aneurysms have no effect on the prognosis; small arteries The patients with a diameter of 1.5~3.0mm had better prognosis than those in the diameter 1.5mm. Interventional embolization and microsurgical clipping were all suitable for the treatment of interventional embolization. The prognosis was better in the near future. The higher the Fisher grading and Hunt-Hess classification before operation, the worse the prognosis, the higher the preoperative GCS score, the better the prognosis, and the age and operation. There was no significant correlation between the timing and prognosis.
【学位授予单位】:河北医科大学
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2014
【分类号】:R739.41
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