2Guerra WKW;Gaab MR;Dietz H.Surgical decompression for traumatic brain swelling:indications and results[J],1999.
3Jiang JY;Gao GY;LI WP.Early indicators of prognosis in 846 cases of severe traumatic brain injury[J],2002(7).
4Chesnut RM;Ghajar J;Maas Al.Early indicators of prognosis in severe traumatic brain injury[J],2000.
5Miller JD;Becker DP;Ward JD.Significance of intracranial hypertensi on in severe head injury[J],1977.
6GOWER DJ;Lee KS;McWhorter JM.The role of subtemporal decompression in severe closed head injury[J],1988.
7Shigemori M;Syojima K;Nakayama K.Outcome of acute subdural hamatoma following decompressive hemicraniectomy,1979(Suppl).
8Venes JL;Collins WF.Bifrontal decrompressive craniectomy in the management of head trauma[J],1975.
9Yamaura A;Uemura K;Makino H.Large decompressive craniectomy in management of severe cerebral contusion,a review of 207 cases,1979.
10Anonymous.Guidelines for the management of severe head injuiy. Brain trauma foundation, American Association of Neurological Surgeon, Joint section on neuro trauma and critical care[J],2000.
4Carter BS, Ogilvy CS, Candia GJ,et al.One-year outcome after decompressive surgery for massive nondominant hemispheric infarction [ J ]. Neurosurgery, 1977,40 ( 6 ) : 1168-1175.
5Aarabi B,Hesdorffer DC,Ahn ES,et al.Outeome following decompressive craniectomy for malignant swelling due to severe head injury[J]. J Neurosurg, 2006,104(4): 469-479.
6Wagner S, Schnippering H, Aschoff A, et al. Suboptimun hemicraniectomy as a cause of additional cerebral lesions in patients with malignant infarction ofthemiddle cerebral artery [ J ] .J N urg, 2001,94 ( 5 ) : 693-696.
7Heppner P, Ellegala DB, Durieux M, et al.Contrast ultrasonographic assessment of cerebral perfusion in patients undergoing decompressive eraniectomy for traumatic brain injury[J]. J Neurosurg, 2006,104(5) : 738-745.
