Minimally invasive surgery of intracranial hematoma in 21 cases of nursing experience.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Minimally invasive surgery of intracranial hematoma in 21 cases of nursing experience [Keywords:] intracranial hematoma; Minimally invasive surgery; Care Nursing Experience of Debridement in 21 Patients with Encephalic Hematoma Keywords:: Encephalic hematoma; Debridement; Nursing Cerebral hemorrhage is a common acute cerebrovascular disease risk disease, cerebrovascular disease and its incidence is 20%, case fatality rate as high as 24% ~ 81% [1]. Minimally invasive surgery of intracranial hematoma, mainly supporting specialist equipment, hematoma liquefaction technology and clinical treatment component, the whole course of treatment, patients with only one 3 mm diameter needle tract injury, especially hematoma liquefaction technology for liquefied hematoma rather than mechanical crushing, treatment process safety, removing a variety of intracranial hematoma in the success rate of 100%, significantly reduced the death rate, morbidity. From 2003 to 2006, I Division of the 21 cases of cerebral hemorrhage cleared the implementation of minimally invasive surgery, to achieve a satisfactory effect, patients are summarized below. 1 Data and methods 1.1 Clinical data 21 cases, 19 males and 2 females, aged 56 to 82 years, underwent minimally invasive removal surgery, postoperative survival of 19 cases, 2 patients died, six months later with the defense, life skills fully restored in 6 cases, partial recovery of living capacity of nine cases, the ability crutches in 4 cases. 1.2 Methods Patients were under the CT films to determine the puncture point, according to hematoma choose supine or lateral position, routine disinfection, local anesthesia into the needle, according to hematoma different physical state, to take a different approach, review the condition of patients after CT. 2 post-operative care 2.1 The close monitoring of vital signs 21 patients after all entered the ICU ward, observation and monitoring of patient’s consciou