Nimodipine treatment of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage Clinical observation of 58 cases.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Nimodipine treatment of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage Clinical observation of 58 cases [Abstract] Objective: Nimodipine and cerebral hemorrhage in hypertensive patients with cerebral hematoma volume of brain edema and clinical efficacy. Methods: 58 patients with hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage were randomly divided into nimodipine treatment group and control group, before treatment, after 7 days and 14 days measured hematoma volume and brain edema, while admission, 14 days and 60 days after the onset of follow-up to ESS score to compare the therapeutic effect. Results: Nimodipine treatment patients than the control group in patients with cerebral hematoma, cerebral edema volume was significantly reduced, ESS score was significantly higher. Conclusion: In hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage early nimodipine can be used, to reduce cerebral edema, and promote the absorption and cerebral hematoma improvement in patients with hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage nerve function. [Keywords:] nimodipine, cerebral hemorrhage, efficacy Abstract Objective: To observe the curative effects of the nimodipine on the volume of hematoma and perilesional edema and neurological function in the patients with cerebral hemorrhage. Methods: 58 patients with cerebral hemorrhage were randomly divided into 2 groups, nimodipine therapeutic group and the control group . The volume of hematoma and perilesional edema was measured by CT scan 7 and 14 days before the treatment, and on the 7th day, 14th day after the treatment. ESS was measured before treatment when admitted to the hospital and on the 14th day and the 60th day after hemorrhage. Results: The volume of hematoma and perilesional edema of the patients in the nimodipine therapeutic group decreased significantly compared with that of the control group, the ESS was also significantly higher than that in the control group. Conclusion: Nimodipine can reduce the volume of hematoma and perilesional edema and