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神经外科学课件IncreasedICP颅内压增高颅脑损伤讲稿
教案及讲稿(教案)
课程名称
神经外科学
年级
2013级
授课专业
五年制
教师
夏海坚
职称
副教授
授课方式
√大课示教
学时
6
题目章节
1、IncreasedIntracranialPressure;2、颅内压增高;3、颅脑外伤
教材名称
1、医学英文原版改编双语教材《外科学》;2、《外科学》
作者
1、LawrenceW.WayGerardM.Doherty;2、吴在德,吴肇汉
出版社
1、科学出版社;2、人民卫生出版社
版次
1、第1版;2、第8版
教
学
目
的
要
求
1、PathologyandPhysiologyofIncreasedIntracranialPressure
2、ManifestationsandManagementsofIncreasedIntracranialPressure
3、颅内压增高的诊断
4、颅内压增高的治疗原则
5、脑损伤的受伤机制
6、原发性脑损伤和继发性脑损伤的发病原理及临床表现
教
学
难
点
1、RegulationofIntracranialPressure
2、脑疝的发生机制
3、颅脑损伤的受伤机制
教
学
重
点
1、ManifestationsofIncreasedIntracranialPressure
2、脑疝的临床表现
3、原发性脑损伤和继发性脑损伤的发病原理及临床表现
外语要求
English
教学方法手段
1、Multimedia(Powerpoint)Teaching
2、LectureandDiscussionintheClass
3、利用多媒体图片及幻灯紧密结合临床实际,提问式讲解教材并举例说明
参考资料
1、王忠诚主编《王忠诚神经外科学》第一版
2、MarkS.Greenberg,M.D.HandybookofNeurosurgery,theFourthEdition.
教研室意见
准备充分,内容详实,时间安排合理,教学方法丰富,经过教研室内集体备课及试讲,达到为本科生上大课要求。
教学组长:
教研室主任:
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教学内容
辅助手段
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IncreasedIntracranialPressure
Outline:
A.Attention-GettingPoints
Question:
“Whyshallwehavetolearnincreasedintracranialpressure?
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Definition:
Increasedintracranialpressureisthepressureinsidethecranialvault,createdbythetotalvolumeoftheintracranialcontentsandexertoncranialwall.
B.MainPart
1.AnatomyanddefinitionofICP
2.Definitionofincreasedintracranialpressure
3.Pathogenesis(Causes)ofincreasedICP
4.ClinicsymptomsandsignsofincreasedICP
5.DiagnosisofincreasedICP
C.Conclusion
IncreasedIntracranialPressure
Hollow,everyone.MayIhaveyourattention,please!
Welcometoneurosurgicalclass!
Iknowallofyouhavestudiedinthisuniversityformanyyears,andmostofyouwillbedoctorsinthenearfuture.Butmaybeitisyourfirsttimetocontactwithneurosurgery,andtodayIamverygladtostandhereandsharesomebasicneurosurgicalknowledgewithyou,Ihopeitwillbehelpful.
Speakingofneurosurgery,first,wewillcometothefundamentalpartofneurosurgery------(thatis)IncreasedIntracranialPressure.WhatisIncreasedIntracranialPressure?
Fromtheword,intracranialpressure,intra-meansin,-cranialreferstohead,soIntracranialPressuremeansthepressureinhead,wealsocallitICP;andtherefore,IncreasedIntracranialPressuremeansthepressureinheadisincreased.WealsocallitraisedICPorIntracranialhypertension.
Maybeyouarewondering:
thediseasesofneurosurgerymeanbraintrauma,tumor,infectiousandvasculardiseases,etal.
WhyshouldwebeginwithIncreasedIntracranialPressure?
Toanswerthisquestion,atthebeginningwewillreviewrelatedanatomyofcraniumandbrainandfinally,Ithink,youwillgettheanswerbyyourselves!
1.AnatomyandDefinitionofIntracranialPressure
Asweknow,thecraniumcanbethoughtofahollow,rigidspherewithconstantvolume,justlikeaclosedcontainerwithpoordistensibility.Thereisonelargevent,theforamenmagnum,andanumberofsmallerforaminaforcranialnervesandbloodvessels.
Thereare3majorcomponentsofcranium:
theyarebrain,cerebrospinalfluid(CSF),andblood.Allthesecomponentsareessentiallynoncompressible.Sowehaveanimpression:
thecraniumisaclosedcontainerwhichcannotextendeasily,andthe3majorcomponentscannotbecompressedveryeasily.
Asforthethreecomponents,Iwillintroducethemonebyone:
Braintissue:
brainismadeofbilateralhemispheres,brainstemandcerebellum.Cerebralhemisphereincludesfrontal,parietal,occipital,temporalandinsularlobe.
CSF:
Thisisapictureofthebrain.Inthebrain,therearefourventricles;ventriclesarejustlikethedrainagesystemofthebrain.Theshapeoftheventriclesisirregular,andventriclesarefullofCSF.
Fromtheseaspects.Wecanseetherearefourventriclesinthebrain.Thetwolateralventriclesareonthetop,thenthethirdoneinthemiddle,andtheforthventricleisatthebottom.Theventriclesareconnectedwitheachother.
However,howdoesCSFproduceandcirculate?
CSFissecretedbychoroidplexusintheventricles.Thechoroidplexusismadeentirelyofvessels,andsowecanunderstandCSFisfromthebloodvesselsystem,thatis,CSFisfromthecirculatorysystem.
CSFismostlysecretedfromchoroidplexusinthetwolateralventricles,thengoesdowntothethirdventricleandfinallythefourthventricle.Afterthat,CSFwillflowoutoftheventricularsystemandcomestothesubarachnoidspaces.
SomeCSFflowsfirstlytothespinalsubarachnoidspacesandthentothecerebralsubarachnoidspaces,someCSFflowsdirectlytothecerebralsubarachnoidspaceswhichareonthesurfaceofthebrain.Intheend,allCSFwillbeabsorbedintothesuperiorsagittalsinusbythearachnoidgranulationswhichlaybothsidesofvenoussinuses.Thisisacoronalscanofsuperiorsagittalsinus.Wecanfindarachnoidgranulation,hereandthere.
Becausesuperiorsagittalsinusbelongstothecirculatorysystem(belongstothebloodvesselsystem).SoatlastCSFflowsbackintothebloodvesselssystem.Foranadult,everyday,about500mlCSFissecretedandthenabsorbedbyarachnoidgranulationstokeepahomeostasis.(keepabalance)
Ingeneral,thereare3majorcomponentsinthecranium------brain,blood,andCSF.Brainisthemajorpart,bloodvesselssystemiswithinthebrain.CSFissecretedbythebrain,circulatingintheventricularsystemandsubarachnoidspaces.
2.DefinitionofIncreasedIntracranialPressure
Now,wehaveageneralideaoftherelationshipsamongbrain,cerebralblood,CSF,andthecranium,WhichiseasierforustounderstandthedefinitionofIncreasedIntracranialPressure.
Atfirst,letustosee:
whatisICP?
Definition:
Intracranialpressureisthepressureinsidethecranialvault,createdbythetotalvolumeoftheintracranialcontentsandexertonthecranialwall.
NormalICPhasavaluebetween0.7kPa(kilopascal)to2.0kPaforadultsand0.5kPato1.0kPaforchildren.
ICPfluctuatesbecauseofintracranialarterialpulsationswhichaffectedbycardiacandrespiratorycycles.
WhenICPispersistentlyhigherthan200mmH2O(15mmHg,2kPa),wecallitincreasedICP,orintracranialhypertension.ThisisthedefinitionofincreasedICP.Butbecautious!
IncreasedICPisnottemporary;thehigherICPusuallylastsforalongperiodoftimeuntilapropertreatmentisgiven.
HowtomeasureICP?
TherearetwomethodscanhelpustomeasureICP.
Lumbarpunctureisthefirstone.It’squiteeasytoperformandthemostcommonlyusedmethod.
Butthismethodisindirect.Normally,spinalsubarachnoidspacescancommunicatewithcerebralsubarachnoidspaces.Whenpatientlyingonhisside,thepressureinthespinalsubarachnoidspacesisequaltothepressureinthecerebralsubarachnoidspaces.Whenwetakespinaltap(lumbarpuncture),thepressureofCSFcanrepresentICP.However,whenthereisafaultofcommunicationfromintracranialspacetospinalcanal,thepressureofCSFcann′trepresentICP.Inaddition,lumbarpuncturehasadangerofacutebrainherniation,soweshouldtakeitseriously.
The2ndwaytomeasureICPisICPmonitoring.Inthismethod,weputthepressuremonitoringprobelikethisintothebrain,orwithintheventricle,orinthesubduralspaceorbetweenduraandskull,tomeasureICPdirectly.However,itisatraumaticexamination.
3.Pathogenesis(Causes)ofIncreasedICP
ThecausesofincreasedICParemainly:
A.increasedvolumeofnormalintracranialcontents.
B.aspaceoccupyinglesion.
C.congenitalmalformation.
D.otherdiseases.
A..Theincreaseinvolumeofnormalintracranialcontentsmaybedueto:
Ⅰ、theincreaseinvolumeofbrainincluding---cerebraledemaand---benignintracranialhypertention.Ⅱ、TheincreaseinvolumeofCSF------likehydrocephlus.Ⅲ、Theincreaseinvolumeofblood-----likevasodilatationduetohypercapnia.
B.Spaceoccupyinglesionincluding:
intracranialhematoma,brainabscess,braintumorandsoon.
Thisisapictureofthebrainwithaspaceoccupyinglesion,fromitwecansee:
thevolumeofthehemispherewithtumorisobviouslymorethantheoppositehemisphere,forhereisatumor;theincreasedICPforcedthebrainshiftfromthehighICPareatothelowerICParea.
ThisisaCTscanofintracranialhematoma,wecaneasilyseethatthishematomaherecompressedthebrainimmensely.Themidlinestructureshifttotheoppositeside.
C.Congenitalmalformation.Craniostenosis.Thecongenitalmalformationsusuallyoccurinchildren.Fromthesepictures,wecansee,withthedevelopmentofthebrain,thechild’scraniumhavenotdevelopedcorrespondingly,comparedwiththebrain,thecraniumissmall,andincreasedICPoccurs.
D.Otherdiseases.Likethiskindoffracture,thecraniumgotsmallerthannormal,andthebrainisalmostincompressible,asaresult,increasedICPmayoccur.
4.ClinicalSymptomsandSignsofIncreasedIntracranialpressure.
Althoughthecausesofincreasedintracranialpressurearedifferent,someoftheclinicalmanifestationsarethesame,including:
A.HeadacheTheheadacheassociatedwithincreasedintracranialpressureisusuallyworseonwakinginthemorningandisrelievedbyvomiting.ICPincreasesduringsleepprobablybecauseofthedisturbanceofvenousreturnduetolyingdown.
ThecauseoftheheadacheinincreasedICPisprobablythetractiononthebloodvessels,andcompressionoftheduramaterbecausetheyarepain-sensitivestructure.
B.Nauseaandvomiting.Thisisaverypopularsymptoms,italmosthappenedineverypatientwithincreasedICP.
C.Drowsiness.ItisthemostimportantclinicalfeatureofincreasedICP.Itistheportentofrapidneurologicaldeteriorationandmustbebrushedasid