Analysis of prognostic factors for hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage in patients with hypertensive intracere-bral hemorrhage in basal ganglia region by surgical operation / 中国基层医药

ABSTRACT

Objective To analyze the related influence factors on the prognosis of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage in basal ganglia with operation treatment,provide the basis for clinical prevention and treatment.Methods 80 patients for treatment of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage were selected.By a retrospective study,we collected the clinical data and postoperative following -up data,status,complications,and observed the postoperative recovery.Sta-tistical different hypertension,preoperative breaking into the ventricle,disturbance of consciousness,operation time and preoperative hematoma volume of the prognosis.Results In 80 patients,48 cases(60.00%)of patients has good prognosis;moderate disability,taking care of themselves life 10 cases(12.50%);severe disability,life can not take care of 9 cases(11.25%);plant survival of 5 cases(6.25%)and 8 cases of death(10.00%).22 cases of patients with brain hemorrhage again,3 cases postoperative pulmonary infection,6 cases of secondary organ dysfunction.Poor prognosis of preoperative ventricle prognosis and disturbance of consciousness of patients was 88.26%(18 /23)and 63.64%(21 /33),which was higher than the preoperative without breaking into the ventricle and no disturbance of consciousness 24.54%(14 /57)and 36.36%(21 /33),the difference was statistically significant(χ2 =10.38,9.76, P 60mL was 47.62%(20 /42),which was higher than the preoperative hematoma volume 40 -60mLpatients31.38%(12 /38),the difference was statistically significant(χ2 =9.12,P <0.05).Conclusion It has obvious effect on surgery operation prognosis of patients with hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage,including optimal time for operation;bleeding time,intraventricular hemorrhage,disturbance of consciousness and bleeding volume.If the clinical treatment in the prevention and treatment to improve the survival and quality of life of patients with cerebral hemorrhage.