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Title: Intracranial hemorrhages in pediatric age group in Babylon province.
Alternate Title: Hemorragias intracraneales en el grupo de edad pediátrica en la provincia de Babilonia.
Authors: Almusaw, Ali Abbas Hashim1 aliabbasalmusawi@gmail.com, Maaroof, Nadia Riyadh2
Source: Revista Latinoamericana de Hipertensión. 2020, Vol. 15 Issue 3, p221-225. 5p.
Subjects: CHILD patients, AGE groups, CEREBRAL hemorrhage, PEDIATRIC intensive care, INTENSIVE care units
Geographic Terms: IRAQ
Abstract (English): Introduction: intracranial bleeding is abnormal accumulation of blood inside the vault of cranium it may occur inside the brain parenchyma as intracerebral bleeding or covering the meningeal space. The aim of study to shed a light on the most common cause of mortality among pediatric patients with intracranial hemorrhage. Method: a cross-sectional study on 45 patients with intracranial hemorrhages age (1day - 1years) admitted to Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at Babylon maternity and pediatric teaching hospital in a Babylon province during the period between (1st May 2018 - 1st May 2019), consisting of (29 male) and (16 female). Results: regarding the types of intracranial hemorrhages and their percentages we found only one patient with EDH (2.22%) from the total number of patients (45), SDH only (14) patients about (31.11%), SAH (4) patients (8.88%), ICH intracerebral hemorrhage (3) patients (6.66), IVH (4) patients (8.88), we have also three patients with mixed SDH and SAH representing (6.66%), SAH with IVH only in two patients (4.44%), SDH with IVH in three patients (6.66%), SDH with ICH in four patients (8.88%), ICH with SAH in only two patients (4.44%), and lastly ICH with IVH in five patients (11.11%). so from previous descriptions of the types of ICH percentages we found that SDH a count for about (31.11%) of the hemorrhages. Regarding the total serum bilirubin TSB found that it increased more than 15 mg/dL in 50% of dead patients and prolong PTT, PT compromise (72.22%) of mortality. Conclusion: the prolongation in bleeding profile PT, PTT, birth trauma, and elevated TSB and associated congenital anomalies like CHD, Ddown syndrome are associated with increased risk of mortality in pediatric patients with intracranial hemorrhage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish): Introducción: El sangrado intracraneal es una acumulación anormal de sangre dentro de la bóveda del cráneo que puede ocurrir dentro del parénquima cerebral como sangrado intracerebral o que cubre el espacio meníngeo. El objetivo del estudio es arrojar una luz sobre la causa más común de mortalidad entre los pacientes pediátricos con hemorragia intracraneal. Método: un estudio transversal en 45 pacientes con hemorragias intracraneales de edad (1 día - 1 año) ingresados en la Unidad de Cuidados Intensivos Pediátricos en el hospital de maternidad y enseñanza pediátrica de Babylon en una provincia de Babilonia durante el período comprendido entre (1 de mayo de 2018 - 1 de mayo de 2019), compuesto por (29 hombres) y (16 mujeres). Resultados: con respecto a los tipos de hemorragias intracraneales y sus porcentajes, encontramos un solo paciente con EDH (2.22%) del número total de pacientes (45), solo con SDH (14) pacientes (31.11%), pacientes con SAH (4) (8,88%), pacientes con hemorragia intracerebral ICH (3) (6,66), pacientes con Hiv (4) (8,88), también tenemos tres pacientes con SDH y SAH mixtos (6,66%), HSA con IVH solo en dos pacientes (4,44%), SDH con IVH en tres pacientes (6.66%), SDH con ICH en cuatro pacientes (8.88%), ICH con SAH en solo dos pacientes (4.44%), y finalmente ICH con IVH en cinco pacientes (11.11%). Entonces, a partir de descripciones previas de los tipos de porcentajes de ICH, encontramos que SDH es un recuento de aproximadamente (31.11%) de las hemorragias. Con respecto a la bilirrubina sérica total, TSB encontró que aumentó más de 15 mg / dL en el 50% de los pacientes muertos y prolonga el PTT, compromiso de PT (72,22%) de la mortalidad. Conclusión: la prolongación del perfil hemorrágico PT, PTT, trauma de nacimiento y TSB elevada y anomalías congénitas asociadas como CHD, síndrome de Down están asociadas con un mayor riesgo de mortalidad en pacientes pediátricos con hemorragia intracranial. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Introduction: intracranial bleeding is abnormal accumulation of blood inside the vault of cranium it may occur inside the brain parenchyma as intracerebral bleeding or covering the meningeal space. The aim of study to shed a light on the most common cause of mortality among pediatric patients with intracranial hemorrhage. Method: a cross-sectional study on 45 patients with intracranial hemorrhages age (1day - 1years) admitted to Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at Babylon maternity and pediatric teaching hospital in a Babylon province during the period between (1st May 2018 - 1st May 2019), consisting of (29 male) and (16 female). Results: regarding the types of intracranial hemorrhages and their percentages we found only one patient with EDH (2.22%) from the total number of patients (45), SDH only (14) patients about (31.11%), SAH (4) patients (8.88%), ICH intracerebral hemorrhage (3) patients (6.66), IVH (4) patients (8.88), we have also three patients with mixed SDH and SAH representing (6.66%), SAH with IVH only in two patients (4.44%), SDH with IVH in three patients (6.66%), SDH with ICH in four patients (8.88%), ICH with SAH in only two patients (4.44%), and lastly ICH with IVH in five patients (11.11%). so from previous descriptions of the types of ICH percentages we found that SDH a count for about (31.11%) of the hemorrhages. Regarding the total serum bilirubin TSB found that it increased more than 15 mg/dL in 50% of dead patients and prolong PTT, PT compromise (72.22%) of mortality. Conclusion: the prolongation in bleeding profile PT, PTT, birth trauma, and elevated TSB and associated congenital anomalies like CHD, Ddown syndrome are associated with increased risk of mortality in pediatric patients with intracranial hemorrhage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Introducción: El sangrado intracraneal es una acumulación anormal de sangre dentro de la bóveda del cráneo que puede ocurrir dentro del parénquima cerebral como sangrado intracerebral o que cubre el espacio meníngeo. El objetivo del estudio es arrojar una luz sobre la causa más común de mortalidad entre los pacientes pediátricos con hemorragia intracraneal. Método: un estudio transversal en 45 pacientes con hemorragias intracraneales de edad (1 día - 1 año) ingresados en la Unidad de Cuidados Intensivos Pediátricos en el hospital de maternidad y enseñanza pediátrica de Babylon en una provincia de Babilonia durante el período comprendido entre (1 de mayo de 2018 - 1 de mayo de 2019), compuesto por (29 hombres) y (16 mujeres). Resultados: con respecto a los tipos de hemorragias intracraneales y sus porcentajes, encontramos un solo paciente con EDH (2.22%) del número total de pacientes (45), solo con SDH (14) pacientes (31.11%), pacientes con SAH (4) (8,88%), pacientes con hemorragia intracerebral ICH (3) (6,66), pacientes con Hiv (4) (8,88), también tenemos tres pacientes con SDH y SAH mixtos (6,66%), HSA con IVH solo en dos pacientes (4,44%), SDH con IVH en tres pacientes (6.66%), SDH con ICH en cuatro pacientes (8.88%), ICH con SAH en solo dos pacientes (4.44%), y finalmente ICH con IVH en cinco pacientes (11.11%). Entonces, a partir de descripciones previas de los tipos de porcentajes de ICH, encontramos que SDH es un recuento de aproximadamente (31.11%) de las hemorragias. Con respecto a la bilirrubina sérica total, TSB encontró que aumentó más de 15 mg / dL en el 50% de los pacientes muertos y prolonga el PTT, compromiso de PT (72,22%) de la mortalidad. Conclusión: la prolongación del perfil hemorrágico PT, PTT, trauma de nacimiento y TSB elevada y anomalías congénitas asociadas como CHD, síndrome de Down están asociadas con un mayor riesgo de mortalidad en pacientes pediátricos con hemorragia intracranial. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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