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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Of abdominal trauma patients survival after damage control surgery-related factors Of: Xue Xu Chao, Shen Xiaojun, Wang Yao, Zhang Xukui [Abstract] Objective To investigate the impact of the implementation of damage control surgery (DCS abdominal trauma patient survival related factors. Methods Retrospective analysis of 27 cases of DCS implementation of clinical data to compare the survival group and death group of patients with preoperative general, ISS, operative way, treatment and a variety of perioperative vital signs, changes in organ function, and finally using multivariate Logistic regression analysis of prognostic factors related to survival rate of patients. Results of DCS patients survival factors including age, ISS, surgery before the body temperature and base excess (BE value, estimated blood loss, ICU and hospital stay burglary body temperature (P lt;0.05, which, age, preoperative ICU BE burglary absolute increase and decrease body temperature to predict patient survival after surgery independent DCS prognostic factors (P lt;0.05. Conclusion DCS help improve survival rates in patients with severe abdominal trauma, age, preoperative ICU BE burglary absolute increase and decrease body temperature affect the survival of the independent prognostic factors. [Keywords:] abdominal injuries, damage control and survival rate Abstract: Objective To investigate the efficacy of dmage control surgery (DCS) and predictors of survival rates in 27 severe abdominal trauma patients.Methods From May 1998 to February 2007,27 patients with severe multiple trauma were managed by DCS.All the patients were divided into two groups: survivors group (15 cases) and death group (12 cases). All of the demographic, physiologic and medical parameters were collected and compared between two groups.Multiple logistic regression analysis was performed to identify possible predictors of survival rates.Results The overall survival rate of all the patient