Extra-heavy craniocerebral injury is generally related to the degree of injury, age and physical fitness, nursing care, etc., and there is no exact time of death after a few years, so it cannot be generalized.
Degree of injury: patients with head trauma resulting in extra severe craniocerebral injuries due to the inability to get effective treatment through surgery and various measures in the case of high mortality rate may die at any time, on the contrary, through surgery and various measures to treat the condition of the disease has been effectively controlled and improve the mortality rate can be greatly reduced and can survive for a number of years.
Age and Physical Condition: Extra-heavy craniocerebral injury is the most serious type of craniocerebral injury, the age of the younger body physical condition is better, the probability of complications is equal smaller, survival time is longer; older, the physical condition of the body is poorer, the body’s functions are weaker intracranial injury resistance is poorer hemorrhagic complications are more survival time is shorter.
Nursing situation: extra-heavy craniocerebral injury itself has a lower cure rate and a higher mortality rate. Rescued patients are also very few, and the rescued patients are often in a vegetative state, attention should be paid to strengthen the nursing care, which can prevent complications to a certain extent, and can appropriately prolong the patient’s life. If no attention is paid to care, resulting in mental disorders, cerebral edema, cerebral hernia, lung infection and other complications, the mortality rate of patients will also be greatly increased.