Observation on curative effect of treatment for cerebral hemorrhage induced by hypertension in 60 cases with complex therapy

Objective: To observe the curative effect of the complex therapy in treating cerebral hemorrhage induced by hypertension and look for an effective therapy. Methods: One hundred and twenty patients with cerebral hemorrhage induced by hypertension were randomly divided into two groups. The 60 patients in complex therapy group was treated with complex therapy including microwounded operation of encephalic hematoma, rehabilitation treatment, western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine Xuezhong xiao(血肿消). The 60 patients in western medicine group was treated with microwounded operation and western medicine. Their periods of treatment were 28 days. The curative effects were compared between two groups. Results: Clinical heal rate and totally effective rate were 43.33 percent and 96.67 percent in complex therapy group, they were superior to those(30.00 percent, 88.33 percent) in western medicine group (both P0.05). The absorption rate of hematoma was (98.17±6.32) percent in the complex therapy group, it was also superior to that (87.60±5.48) percent in western medicine group (P0.05). Conclusion: Complex therapy could increase survival rate and improve quality of life, decrease the diseases' course and disability incidence.