Prognosis in Neurological Intensive Care Unit

• DOI: 10.4274/tnd.2022.30906
• Publication Date: 2022-08-16T10:29:28Z
• Authors: Tuğçe Mengi; Yahya Tahta; Hadiye Şirin
• Keywords: hypertension; liver cirrhosis; retrospective study; intracranial pressure; clinical outcome; heart failure; intensive care unit; Article; coronavirus disease 2019; spine surgery; neurological intensive care unit; male; hospital readmission; Neurocritical care; atrial fibrillation; human; epileptic state; RC346-429; hypertensive agent; APACHE; intensive care; adult; traumatic brain injury; R; Glasgow coma scale; artificial ventilation; asthma; major clinical study; neurologic disease; mortality; stroke; 3. Good health; neurosurgical disease; female; neurocritical care; diabetes mellitus; brain hemorrhage; outcome; Medicine; Neurology. Diseases of the nervous system; cerebrovascular accident; chronic obstructive lung disease; coronary artery disease; hospitalization; in-hospital mortality

Objective: Neurocritical care, or neurological intensive provides critical care for patients with neurosurgical diseases.These need to receive medical their primary illnesses, comorbidities, and complications.This study aims compare the clinical outcomes of diseases treated in general ICUs those units (neuro-ICU).Materials Methods: Patients who were by a neurointensivist included study.The categorized into two groups according ICU types periods: mixed (period-1) neuro-ICU (period-2).The records hospital automation system this study's database evaluated retrospectively.Results: Sixty-one period-1 58 period-2 evaluated.The mortality rate stay duration lower patients, but difference was not statistically significant (P > 0.05).ICU readmission in-hospital rates significantly < 0.05). Conclusion:This analyzed effect specialized neurocritical organization on patient outcomes.To achieve better management neuro-ICU, it is necessary provide quality improvements process's structure, performance, standardization.In Türkiye, there studies regarding subject establish agree standards care.