THE BIS SCORE ON ADMISSION AND AFTER 72H OF POST CARDIAC ARREST PATIENT WITH SPONTANEOUS CIRCULATION RESTORATION WHO PRESENTED TO THE EMEGENCY DEPARTMENT

Anh Tuấn Nguyễn1,, Vinh Long Trương 2
1 Bach Mai hospital
2 Thanh Nhan hospital

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The purpose of resusitation for cardiac arrest is to establish the ROSC (return of spontaneous circulation). However, the restoration of brain function have great impact on the overall outcome of the patient. Multiple method can be used to ascess and predict the future prognosis, include the BIS (bispectral index). By monitoring the change of EEG, we are able to interpret the lesion and the action. We conducted the study on 31 patient with ROSC, by measure the BIS, the result showed the average BIS on admission was 35,6 ± 18,1, the group with neurologic good outcome had the BIS score of 51,7 ± 14,1, compare to the worse outcome 30,9 ± 16,5, significantly diffenrent, p < 0,01. The average BIS after 72 hour from admission was 44,9 ± 19,9, good outcome of 62,4 ± 18,2, compare to the unfavor outcome of 36,1± 14,4, p < 0,01. Conclusion: the BIS score on admission and after 72h had a meaningful contribution to the prognosis factors in patient with ROSC.

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