Frecuencia de los eventos cerebro-vasculares determinados mediante estudio tomográfico en el hospital Vicente Corral Moscoso

Abstract

A descriptive clinical study at the Vicente Corral Moscoso Hospital is from March 1990 (month and year that the scan opens in that service) until January 1995 to determine the frequency of cerebral vascular events (CVD) risk factors, its symptoms, topographic diagnosis, type of event, sequels and days of hospitalization. The stories collected the medical records of all patients at discharge had a clinical diagnosis of vascular brain events and then proceed to select those that were checked tomagráficamente. After the computer analysis concludes that ops ischemic events has a frequency of 54.1 and 45.9% bleeding. The two main risk factors are high blood pressure and heart disease with 50.7 and 29.5% respectively. The main symptom is 87.7% on hemiplegia headache in 66.4% and 52.2% stupor Major sequelae at discharge these patients are in hemiplegia 15.4 + - 7.9 days. The respective comparisons with other studies are made and the literature cited