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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Circadian changes in surgical treatment of hypertensive intracerebral hemorrhage and prognosis On: Off Junwen Liuyan Yu Liu Yanyou Wang Yuhui Wang Zhengrong [Abstract] Objective: To study the changes in circadian rhythm and surgical treatment of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage prognosis. Methods: 100 patients with hypertensive basal ganglia hemorrhage cases, each patient underwent a standard hematoma evacuation. Continuous monitoring of heart rate after 24 hours, one hour record. cosine method after a single 24-hour circadian rhythm of heart rate. According to postoperative appearance and disappearance of circadian rhythm of the patient group, two groups were compared using statistical difference in prognosis . Results: After 24-hour circadian rhythm of heart rate occurred in patients with good prognosis group was significantly better than the disappearance of group (P lt;0.01. Conclusion: The changes in circadian rhythm of blood pressure may predict the early prognosis of surgical treatment of cerebral hemorrhage. [Keywords:] circadian rhythm, brain hemorrhage, craniotomy, the cosine law Biological rhythm of human existence is one of the basic vital signs. Circadian rhythm system is the strongest biological rhythms. Time biologists Moore [1] in 1972 confirmed the neural tracing technique: the central circadian pacemaker points located in the suprachiasmatic hypothalamic nucleus. This shows that the circadian rhythm and central nervous system are closely linked. intracerebral hemorrhage is a common serious clinical disease, it is very serious damage to the central nervous system, it has a high incidence high morbidity and high mortality of the three high characteristics, [2] reported that the mortality and morbidity up to 32% to 50%. surgery to remove the hematoma is the treatment of one of the major cerebral hemorrhage, the prognosis of surgery patients and medical staff is the focus of attention. at home and abroad has not