Discussion of the treatment of cerebral-ventricular apoplexy due to cerebrovascular accident

ABSTRACT

The cerebral-ventricular apoplexy is not common complication. Among 158 patients with intracerebral blood clot, there were 5 cases of the cerebral-ventricular apoplexy (male 2; female 3) between the ages of 19 and 42. The clinical manifestations were usually poor. These manifestations in the young people included headache, stroke and coming to coma. The disease mainly discovered by CT scanner. The internal treatment indicated for patients with the cerebral ventricular apoplexy with Glasgow score above 8. The surgical intervention indicated for patients with gradual reduction of Glasgow score and immediate coma after apoplexy.