ACVECC-兽医创伤登记委员会报告2020-2021年
Charles T Talbot1, Marc R Raffe2, Manuel Boller3
1Department of Clinical Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado, USA.
概括
兽医创伤委员会 (VetCOT) 登记处收集了超过21,000个狗和猫的创伤病例的数据. 大学和I级创伤中心处理更多的头部创伤病例,并进行更多的手术,总体而言,生存率高.
科学领域:
- 兽医紧急情况和重症监护
- 创伤登记分析 创伤登记分析
- 比较兽医医学是比较的兽医.
背景情况:
- 美国兽医紧急和重症监护学院 (ACVECC) 成立了兽医创伤委员会 (VetCOT),以收集全面的创伤数据.
- 兽医创伤中心 (VTC) 分为I级和II级,区分大学附属和私人诊所.
研究的目的:
- 呈现来自VetCOT注册表的总结数据,比较大学和私人实践,以及I级和II级VTC.
- 分析患者人口统计,创伤类型,严重程度,干预措施和狗和猫创伤病例的结果.
主要方法:
- 一个多机构注册表收集了2020年1月1日至2021年12月31日的数据.
- 数据通过网络系统 (REDCap) 被训练有素的人员捕获,包括人口统计,创伤细节,严重程度得分 (mGCS,ATT),实验室结果和干预措施.
主要成果:
- 22个VTC贡献了9758只狗和11734只猫的创伤病例记录.
- 与私人和II级VTC相比,大学和I级VTC管理的头部创伤病例比例更高.
- 大学的VTC进行的手术比例比私人VTC (39.2%的狗, 28.6%的猫) 高 (50%的狗, 40.5%的猫).
- 排出的总体存活率很高:狗的93.1%和猫的83.6%.
结论:
- VetCOT注册有效地对狗和猫进行了广泛的国际创伤数据的整理.
- 生存率保持一致,但大学和I级VTC处理更严重的头部创伤和手术病例.
- 注册数据将为未来的临床试验,观察研究和翻译研究提供信息,以改善创伤患者的治疗结果.
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