Plateau region of the electrolyte imbalance in acute cerebrovascular disease clinical analysis.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Plateau region of the electrolyte imbalance in acute cerebrovascular disease clinical analysis [Abstract] Objective plateau electrolyte imbalance in acute cerebrovascular disease situation. Method to survey from October 2006 to May 2008 among 134 patients in our hospital in patients with acute cerebrovascular disease and its treatment and prognosis of the electrolyte. Results CPC 134 patients there were 34 cases of low blood sodium (25.37%. hyponatremia occurs in patients with cerebral infarction in 17 patients (20.99%, cerebral hemorrhage occurred in 11 patients (25%, 6 occurred in patients with subarachnoid hemorrhage cases (66.67%. Conclusion plateau electrolyte imbalance in acute cerebrovascular disease based mainly hyponatremia, its incidence was significantly higher than that of plain areas, clearly related with the prognosis. [Keywords:] plateau, cerebrovascular disease, electrolyte imbalance Acute cerebrovascular disease has become a serious hazard to human health and life of the most common diseases, high mortality, high morbidity. Electrolyte imbalance is a common acute complications of cerebrovascular disease, to understand the occurrence of treatment for the disease important. our hospital resident altitude of 3600 meters, the paper from October 2006 to May 2008 were treated in our hospital 134 cases of acute cerebral vascular disorder of circumstances in the following analysis of the electrolyte. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 The incidence of pre-clinical data of patients with severe heart and lung disease outside the .134 out of the clinical data of patients with acute cerebrovascular disease patients, male 83 cases, female 51, aged 41 to 82 years, the average age of 52.1 years, in which the brain infarction 81 cases, 44 cases of cerebral hemorrhage, subarachnoid hemorrhage in 9 cases, a total of 14 patients died. patients were hospitalized within three days after the onset has not been in the hospital for treat