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Cerebrovascular resistance in patients with combined traumatic brain injury is significantly increased compared to the normal value. Cerebrovascular resistance in the perifocal zone after evacuation of hematoma in patients with multiple injury remains significantly increased compared to the symmetrical zone in the contralateral hemisphere.
The aim was to investigate the feasibility of simultaneous comparison of cerebral circulation in major vessels and microvasculature in patients suffering traumatic brain injury (TBI) with or without intracranial hematomas (IH).Methods.-170 patients were divided into two groups: Group 1 -diffuse TBI (75 patients); and Group 2 -TBI with IH (95 patients: 18 epidural, 65 subdural and 12 multiple). Perfusion computed tomography (PCT) for assessment of volumetric cerebral blood flow (CBF) was done 2-15days after admission to hospital. Simultaneous assessment of cerebral blood flow velocity (CBFV) in both middle cerebral arteries was done by transcranial Doppler.Results.-In patients with diffuse TBI, CBF had statistically valid correlations with CBFV (r = 0.28, p = 0.0149 on the left side; r = 0.382, p = 0.00075 on the right side). In patients with TBI and IH, the analysis did not reveal any reliable correlations between the CBFV and CBF velocity in the temporal lobes, either on the side of the removed IH or on the opposite side.
CVR in patients with CTBI is significantly increased compared to the normal value and remains elevated after evacuation of hematoma in the perifocal zone compared to the symmetrical zone in the contralateral hemisphere. This is indicative of certain correlation between the mechanisms of cerebral blood flow autoregulation and maintaining CVR.
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