Exemplos de uso de Cranioencephalic em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Most were in extremities, cranioencephalic and abdominal.
Cranioencephalic injuries can be classified as primary or secondary.
Neurological conditions should be equally considered, such as, cranioencephalic traumatism, epilepsy or encephalitis.
Cranioencephalic traumatism is one of the most frequent causes of the increase in intracranial pressure in Brazil.
The patients with arterial hypertension,coagulopathy and cranioencephalic traumatism were forwarded to multidisciplinary equip for base pathologies.
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It delves into the psychic dimensions implied in cases of: acute appendicitis, multiple sclerosis, ghost limb syndrome, and amnesia andblindness due to cranioencephalic post-multitraumatism.
Concomitant lesions, mainly cranioencephalic, have become the leading causes of death in these patients.
However, we observed a greater mean AIS in cephalic segment among thepatients in Group I, which, again, points to the problem of cranioencephalic trauma among victims of this type of trauma.
Presbycusis, 1 otosclerosis and 1 cranioencephalic traumatisms, and the data collected could not be deemed to be statistical.
Bilton e Lederman(18) and Rocha(19)quantify the musculature taking part in the activities comprised by the deglutition in thirty muscles and six pairs of cranioencephalic nerves, which differs from Macedo Filho(20), who considers the participation of forty-eight muscles.
The nasal trauma(digital,fractures and cranioencephalic traumatism) may cause epistaxis; the high prevalence in younger men probably regards the higher exposure to trauma in sports, traffic and urban violence 11.
Called the intracranial pressure monitor, the equipment that has already been patented, simplifies monitoring the clinical symptoms of people who have hydrocephalus, orare the victims of cranioencephalic trauma as a result of motorcycle or automobile accidents or falls.
In this case, the uncommon localization of the ischemic event not detected in cranioencephalic magnetic resonance imaging, the lack of focal deficits and changes in other inflammatory parameters can lead to no diagnostic suspicion of frontal lobe syndrome.
Moreover, a pilot study willbe presented to illustrate the applicability of the CPCDA, which included as participants n=2 expert judges and n=20 participants 20% belonging to the clinical group with cranioencephalic traumatism and 80% belonging to the control group- healthy participants.
Other types of injuries frequently cited in publications were the traumas of the thorax and cranioencephalic, which were significant for being related to higher mortality, as well as by increasing the retention of older people in intensive care units.
Three patients who were attended in the emergency service with the initial surgical procedure described above were excluded from the evaluation of this study: two patients because they were transferred to other hospitals andone patient because of associated cranioencephalic and abdominal trauma that necessitated a long recovery period in the intensive care unit.
For maintenance of behavioral changes, a cranioencephalic magnetic resonance imaging was performed and revealed a“parafacial internal frontal cortical-subcortical injury in convexity to the right, measuring about 21mm in diameter, which is compatible with possible subacute failure”.
Brain damage means any neurological lesion such as, for example,Cerebral Vascular Accident CVA or stroke, Cranioencephalic Traumatism, Tumors and progressive encephalopathies such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease.
Figure 2- A patient with cranioencephalic trauma sequelae who presented with flexion deformity of the elbow due to heterotopic ossification associated with ulnar nerve compression in the cubital tunnel, observed by radiologic examination of the elbow and motor conduction study of the ulnar nerve.
Programs for children, such as"Think First”,launched in 1986 in the USA by a group of neurosurgeons concerned with the high indices of sequelae from cranioencephalic and spinal traumas, are implemented in the schools in several states in North-America and also Canada, Australia and Mexico.
Although less frequent than cranioencephalic traumas and spinal cord traumas, BP injuries are of considerable socioeconomic importance as they generally affect young patients who have their work capacity greatly impaired by the injury sequelae.
Inclusion criteria: patients with epistaxis who need admission due to clinical repercussion of bleeding or other associated pathology, with one of the prevailing factors:arterial hypertension, cranioencephalic and face traumatism and coagulopathy hematological pathologies and the use of anticoagulants.
Among the most common causes of BD are cranioencephalic trauma, related to automobile accidents or aggression; hemorrhagic stroke; rupture of aneurysm; diffuse brain injury after reversed cardiorespiratory arrest; large ischemic lesions; and, to a lesser extent, brain tumors, cerebral edema, meningoencephalitis and fulminant encephalitis.
In order to exclude other non-urinary infections due to the increase in inflammatory parameters, more complementary exams were requested for the diagnosis.Of these the only one that presented changes was the cranioencephalic magnetic resonance imaging that revealed“fronta cortical-subcortical injury[…] compatible with possible subacute failure”.
There are several and varied indications for this examination, namely, Glasgow coma scale alterations, acute confusional state, sudden onset of intense headache,severe cranioencephalic trauma, persistent somnolence, epilepsy disease state, postictal state with decreased level of consciousness or focal deficit, cerebral hypoxic lesion post-cardiac arrest syndrome.
Indications for using external fixators come both from the severity of the soft-tissue injuries and from the patient's clinical condition on arrival, especially with regard to the presence of other injuries,such as cranioencephalic trauma, pulmonary contusion, hemorrhage and lesions of abdominal organs. In such cases, modular external fixators are especially justified, along with maintaining them as the definitive treatment method.