Burr Hole and Drainage for Chronic Subdural Hematoma
Tan Liyi
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Tan Liyi
Abstract
Objective:To explore the clinicail experience and effect of burr hole and drainage for chronic subdural hematoma. Methods:Clinical data of 60 cases with chronic subdural hematoma treated by burr hole and drainage were retrospectively analyzed. Results: All cases recovered and discharged from hospital. No severe complication occurred. Cranium CT displayed the well-dilated brain tissue. Conclusion: The burr hole and drainage operation for chronic subdural hematoma is very effective, safe, and simple, with minimal complications.
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Objective:To explore the clinicail experience and effect of burr hole and drainage for chronic subdural hematoma. Methods:Clinical data of 60 cases with chronic subdural hematoma treated by burr hole and drainage were retrospectively analyzed. Results: All cases recovered and discharged from hospital. No severe complication occurred. Cranium CT displayed the well-dilated brain tissue. Conclusion: The burr hole and drainage operation for chronic subdural hematoma is very effective, safe, and simple, with minimal complications.
Key concepts: Medicine, Chronic subdural hematoma, Hematoma, Drainage, Surgery, Complication, Ecology, Biology