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POST-CRANIOCEREBRAL-TRAUMATIC SEQUELAE:The Prognosis of Cranial Nerve Damages and Hemiplegia Tetsuo KANNO 1 , Kazuma ADACHI 1 , Nobuo YOSHII 1 1Division of Neurosurgery, Department of Surgery Keio University, School of Medicine pp.996-1001
Published Date 1969/9/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406202598
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It is unexpected that few long-term follow-up concerning to post-craniocerebral traumatic organic damages has been made while many literatures con-cerning to non-organic sequelae (post-concussional syndrome) having appeared.

We surveyed 327 admitted patients of severe head injury between 1962-1967, focusing to the prognosis of the cranial nerve damages and the cortico-spinal tract damages.

The incidence of each cranial nerve damage was as follows ; Ist : 0.6%, IInd : 7.0%, III, IV, VIth : 9.0%, Vth : 1.0%, VIIth : 4.0%, VIIIth : 2.0%, IX, X, XI, XIIth : 0%.

The good prognosis of the traumatic cranial lesions except for those involving the Ist, IInd and VIIth was verified.

The prognosis of each cranial nerve damages was as follows ; 1/2 eases of the Ist nerve damages re-covered within 2 years : The IInd cranial nerve damage showed the worst prognosis. No recovery was noted among 23 cases in maximum 6 year follow-up. The optic atrophy generally appeared at 2 weeks after injury. The repair of the optic canal fractures was performed in 9 cases between 5th and 54th day after the injury, without any good result: About 60% of the III, IV, VIth cranial nerve damages showed the recovery within 2 years : 2/3 cases of the Vth cranial nerve damages recovered within 2 years : Almost of all cases of VIIth cranial nerve damages recovered within 2 years : 1/2 cases of the VIIIth cranial nerve damages showed the partial recovery within 2 years.

The incidence of the hemiplegia in our survey was 13%, which was slightly lower than the other reports. 40/42 cases of the hemiplegia showed the improvement within 6 months. Cases under 15 years old showed the better recovering tendency than the adult cases. Repeated EEG were performed in 18 cases, of which 16 cases showed the abnormal EEG, after the hemiplegia had disappeared. However, in 2 cases, EEG became normal, in spite of still show-ing the hemiplegia clinically. In these cases, the recovery from the hemiplegia was delayed.


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