Operative treatment of hypertensive intracerebral hemorrhage
Zeng Sheng-tia
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Zeng Sheng-tia
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Objective To discuss the clinical effect of surgical treatment for 189 cases of hypertensive intracerebral hemorrhage,and investigate the relative factors of improving the curative effect and prognosis. Methods 189 cases was retrospectively analysed for finding the relationship among the surgical opportunity,methods and post-surgical rehabilitation. Results The death rate was 11.11%(21/189). The cases was followed up for about one year and a half. According to activities of daily living,grade Ⅰ~Ⅴ was 35.45%(67/189),22.22%(42/189),16.93%(32/189),7.94%(15/189),6.35%(12/189),respectively. Conclusion Early operation and decrease of intracerebral pressure is the key factor in the operation. Microsurgery and timely recovering treatment are important for the living quality later.
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Objective To discuss the clinical effect of surgical treatment for 189 cases of hypertensive intracerebral hemorrhage,and investigate the relative factors of improving the curative effect and prognosis. Methods 189 cases was retrospectively analysed for finding the relationship among the surgical opportunity,methods and post-surgical rehabilitation. Results The death rate was 11.11%(21/189). The cases was followed up for about one year and a half. According to activities of daily living,grade Ⅰ~Ⅴ was 35.45%(67/189),22.22%(42/189),16.93%(32/189),7.94%(15/189),6.35%(12/189),respectively. Conclusion Early operation and decrease of intracerebral pressure is the key factor in the operation. Microsurgery and timely recovering treatment are important for the living quality later.
Key concepts: Medicine, Intracerebral hemorrhage, Microsurgery, Surgery, Rehabilitation, Physical therapy, Subarachnoid hemorrhage