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• W3028214266 abstract "Abstract Background Major trauma often comprises fractures of the thoracolumbar spine and these are often accompanied by relevant thoracic trauma. Major complications can be ascribed to substantial simultaneous trauma to the chest and concomitant immobilization due to spinal instability, pain or neurological dysfunction, impairing the respiratory system individually and together. Thus, we proposed that an early stabilization of thoracolumbar spine fractures will result in significant benefits regarding respiratory organ function, multiple organ failure and length of ICU / hospital stay. Methods Patients documented in the TraumaRegister DGU®, aged ≥16 years, ISS ≥ 16, AIS Thorax ≥ 3 with a concomitant thoracic and / or lumbar spine injury severity (AIS Spine ) ≥ 3 were analyzed. Penetrating injuries and severe injuries to head, abdomen or extremities (AIS ≥ 3) led to patient exclusion. Groups with fractures of the lumbar (LS) or thoracic spine (TS) were formed according to the severity of spinal trauma (AIS spine ): AIS LS = 3, AIS LS = 4–5, AIS TS = 3 and AIS TS = 4–5, respectively. Results 1740 patients remained for analysis, with 1338 (76.9%) undergoing spinal surgery within their hospital stay. 976 (72.9%) had spine surgery within the first 72 h, 362 (27.1%) later on. Patients with injuries to the thoracic spine (AIS TS = 3) or lumbar spine (AIS LS = 3) significantly benefit from early surgical intervention concerning ventilation time (AIS LS = 3 only), ARDS, multiple organ failure, sepsis rate (AIS TS = 3 only), length of stay in the intensive care unit and length of hospital stay. In multiple injured patients with at least severe thoracic spine trauma (AIS TS ≥ 4) early surgery showed a significantly shorter ventilation time, decreased sepsis rate as well as shorter time spend in the ICU and in hospital. Conclusions Multiply injured patients with at least serious thoracic trauma (AIS Thorax ≥ 3) and accompanying spine trauma can significantly benefit from early spine stabilization within the first 72 h after hospital admission. Based on the presented data, primary spine surgery within 72 h for fracture stabilization in multiply injured patients with leading thoracic trauma, especially in patients suffering from fractures of the thoracic spine, seems to be beneficial." @default.
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• W3028214266 date "2020-05-24" @default.
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• W3028214266 title "Possible advantages of early stabilization of spinal fractures in multiply injured patients with leading thoracic trauma - analysis based on the TraumaRegister DGU®" @default.
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