Clinical and CT Analisis of 42 Patients with Hemorrhagic Cerebral Infarction
Zou Zhi-yi
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Zou Zhi-yi
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【Objective】To investigate the clinical characters and pathogenesis of hemorrhagic cerebral infarction patients.【Methods】The onset time,CT data,clinical presentations of 42 cases with hemorrhagic cerebral infarction were retrospectively analysed.【Results】Hemorrhagic cerebral infarction ofter existed in larger sizes cerebral infarction,and occurred two weeks after cerebral infarction(71.4%) 45.2% cases of hemorrhagic cerebral infarction had clinical symptom deteriorated.【Conclusion】Larger sizes cerebral infarction patients should be re-examined with CT in each week for two weeks.Hemorrhagic cerebral infarction should be suspected,when clinical symptoms worsen.We ought to adjust therapeutic program basing on clinical symptom change in order to decrease mortality and improve prognosis.
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【Objective】To investigate the clinical characters and pathogenesis of hemorrhagic cerebral infarction patients.【Methods】The onset time,CT data,clinical presentations of 42 cases with hemorrhagic cerebral infarction were retrospectively analysed.【Results】Hemorrhagic cerebral infarction ofter existed in larger sizes cerebral infarction,and occurred two weeks after cerebral infarction(71.4%) 45.2% cases of hemorrhagic cerebral infarction had clinical symptom deteriorated.【Conclusion】Larger sizes cerebral infarction patients should be re-examined with CT in each week for two weeks.Hemorrhagic cerebral infarction should be suspected,when clinical symptoms worsen.We ought to adjust therapeutic program basing on clinical symptom change in order to decrease mortality and improve prognosis.
Key concepts: Medicine, Cerebral infarction, Infarction, Cardiology, Internal medicine, Surgery, Radiology, Ischemia