Minimally invasive surgery combined with stereotactic refreshing Blood and Water Treatment Severe Cerebral Hemorrhage Bridge.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Minimally invasive surgery combined with stereotactic refreshing Blood and Water Treatment Severe Cerebral Hemorrhage Bridge Of: Huang Jianlong, Li Yunhui, Lin Zhongping, saver, Lai Hai standard, Wu Wei Chao, Albert Lai, Zheng Dongxiang [Abstract] [Objective] stereotactic minimally invasive surgery combined with traditional Chinese refreshing Blood and Water Treatment of severe cerebral hemorrhage bridge effect. [Method] 21 patients were randomly divided into treatment and control group 2 group. Treated 10 patients catheter using stereotactic aspiration, drainage surgery with refreshing Blood and Water Act medicine (from Salvia, Chuanxiong, red peony root, peach kernel, safflower, Motherwort, Cyathula, Poria, Angelica, borneol, etc) and routine western medicine the control group, 11 patients treated with routine western conservative. [Results] 10 patients were successful, no operative deaths. postoperatively due to multiple organ failure and 1 died, 1 patient died of pulmonary infection, 8 patients survived the mortality rate was 20%. followed up for 6 months, Glasgow Outcome Scale (GOS) assessed 5 points in 2 cases, 4 in 3 cases, 3 in 1 case, 2 points in 2 cases, 1 in 2 cases. 11 patients in the control group survived 1 were followed up 3 months after the death of the remaining cases were within 14 d after the onset of death, Glasgow Outcome Scale (GOS) assessed 1 point in 11 cases. recovery time and sober treatment group than the control group rate, and complications were significantly lower than the control group (all P lt;0 01). [Conclusion] The minimally invasive stereotactic hematoma puncture and drainage refreshing combination of Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment of Blood and Water severe cerebral hemorrhage bridge safe and effective satisfaction. [Keywords:] severe pontine hemorrhage; stereotactic surgery; refreshing Blood and Water Law Brain stem hemorrhage in clinical medicine most conservative treatment is st