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The effects of different operation methods on the rehabilitation of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhagic patients

Jun Sun

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Objective To investigate the effects of different operation methods on the rehabilitation of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhagic patients.Methods 34cases of cerebral hemorrhagic patients were operated with stereotactic hematoma evacuation while other40cases were operated with craniotomy.The results of the two groups were compared.ResultsThere were no sig-nificant differences of short period effects(in1month after the operations)between the two groups.However,the incidence rate of complications in the stereotactic group was lower than that of craniotomy group followed by3to24months after the opera-tions,the recovery of neuvous function and ADL evaluation were also better in the stereotactic group than that of the cranioto-my group.ConclusionMicroinvasive operation with decompression in a very early stage can be regarded as a better surgical method in the treatment of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage.[

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Objective To investigate the effects of different operation methods on the rehabilitation of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhagic patients.Methods 34cases of cerebral hemorrhagic patients were operated with stereotactic hematoma evacuation while other40cases were operated with craniotomy.The results of the two groups were compared.ResultsThere were no sig-nificant differences of short period effects(in1month after the operations)between the two groups.However,the incidence rate of complications in the stereotactic group was lower than that of craniotomy group followed by3to24months after the opera-tions,the recovery of neuvous function and ADL evaluation were also better in the stereotactic group than that of the cranioto-my group.ConclusionMicroinvasive operation with decompression in a very early stage can be regarded as a better surgical method in the treatment of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage.[

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Objective To investigate the effects of different operation methods on the rehabilitation of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhagic patients.Methods 34cases of cerebral hemorrhagic patients were operated with stereotactic hematoma evacuation while other40cases were operated with craniotomy.The results of the two groups were compared.ResultsThere were no sig-nificant differences of short period effects(in1month after the operations)between the two groups.However,the incidence rate of complications in the stereotactic group was lower than that of craniotomy group followed by3to24months after the opera-tions,the recovery of neuvous function and ADL evaluation were also better in the stereotactic group than that of the cranioto-my group.ConclusionMicroinvasive operation with decompression in a very early stage can be regarded as a better surgical method in the treatment of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage.[

Key concepts: Medicine, Craniotomy, Rehabilitation, Anesthesia, Decompression, Surgery, Hematoma, Incidence (geometry)

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