Relationship between Aspirin and relapsing hemorrhage after operation in patients with hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage

Objective To explore the relationship between Aspirin and relapsing hemorrhage after operation in patients with hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage.Methods 612 patients with hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage were treated with craniotomy.The cases were divided into groups A and B according to non or yet used Aspirin long-term before onset of the cerebral hemorrhage.The rate of relapsing hemorrhage after operation,hematoma volume and rate of death were counted,and ADL scores were graded in 6 months follow-up survey.Results The rate of relapsing hemorrhage after operation was 12.1% in A group and 39.7% in B group.The hematoma volume was(41.3±20.6)ml in A group and(53.2±20.1)ml in B group.The rate of death was 13.4% in A group and 38.4% in B group.ADL scores grades was(67.05±26.2)in A group and(55.17±29.4)in B group by 6 months follow-up survey.There were significant differences between groups A and B ﹙allP0.01).Conclusions Used Aspirin for long-term can increase the chance of relapsing hemorrhage after operation,and the rates of disablement and death in patients with hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage.