Nursing care for patients with cerebral hemorrhage after minimally invasive potential complications.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Nursing care for patients with cerebral hemorrhage after minimally invasive potential complications [Abstract] Objective To investigate the nursing care of patients with cerebral hemorrhage the potential complications of minimally invasive surgery. Methods 90 patients with basal ganglia hemorrhage hospitalized patients were randomly divided into experimental group (nursing care group) and control group ( care group), the effect of two nursing methods were compared. Results The incidence of complications and mortality were lower than the control group, there was significant difference between the two groups. Conclusion nursing care reduced the minimally invasive patients with cerebral hemorrhage postoperative complications, reduced mortality, the rehabilitation of patients with cerebral hemorrhage is important. [Keywords:] cerebral hemorrhage; minimally invasive surgery; potential complications; nursing care Cerebral hemorrhage is the most common neurological critical care, the mortality rate as high as 40% to 60% [1], mortality accounts for the first stroke, and most patients die of complications. Therefore, in clinical nursing work, how to reduce concurrency disease, to improve the cure rate of cerebral hemorrhage, is care workers has been discussing. neurology in our hospital since May 2005 -2009 admitted in April to the basal ganglia intracerebral hemorrhage patients minimally invasive surgery (application YL-1 type of intracranial hematoma smash single use needle) with the implementation of treatment, nursing care, patients with cerebral hemorrhage significantly decreased morbidity and mortality and improve the success rate. are as follows. 1 Clinical data 1.1 Case selection criteria (1) May 2005 -2009 in April admitted to our hospital neurology CT diagnosis of basal ganglia intracerebral hemorrhage (minimally invasive treatment of cerebral hemorrhage in other parts of the list is not in this study). (2 ) blood loss was