The effectiveness of minimal invasion puncture in treating hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage on 56 cases

Objective To evaluate the effectiveness of minimal invasion puncture in treating hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage. Methods The 56 cases of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage ,CT was performed to show the form and volume of hematoma before the surgery, and to determine the suitable point and direction of puncture. The hematoma was eliminated by minimally invasive aspiration and drainage while was guided under CT layer image. Results The mortality rate of the treatment group (14.3%) was significantly lower than the control group (49.1%). Follow up discharge patients for 6 months, 32 cases(66.7%) were classified into Barthel index of activities of daily life 1-3 in the 48 cases of the treatment group, significantly higher than the control group33.3%(9/27)(P0.05).Conclusions Minimal invasive therapy of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage has great superiority, such as it can eliminate most of the hematoma, and avoid or decrease complications.