INFLUENCE OF MECHANICAL ACTION ON THE INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE DURING CRANIOCEREBRAL INJURY

Abstract

This article shows how intracranial pressure in the secondary stage of craniocerebral injury can be positively influenced by acceptable mechanical incidences for patients; e.g. by changing the position or type of ventilation to the lungs.

Keywords

• brain
• craniocerebral injury
• intraceanial pressure
• lungs ventilation
• intracranial hypertension