Objective:To study the effect of the minimally invasive puncture drainage on patients with intracranial hematoma.Methods:100 patients with intracranial hematoma were selected, and treated with minimally invasive puncture drainage and followed up
for a year. The ADL score, postoperative complications, hematoma clearance rate, survival rate and mortality was recorded.Results:①
One year after treatment, for the ADL score of patients, there were 43 cases of grade I, 31 cases of grade II, III 14 cases, 4 cases of grade
IV, 3 cases of grade V; ② One week after operation, the hematoma clearance rate in 91 patients was more than 90%, and 7 cases of
hematoma clearance rate was between 60%and 90%, and 2 cases of hematoma clearance rate was below 60%; ③for the postoperative
complications, there was 6 patients with pneumonia in 100 patients, 4 cases with cerebral infarction, 5 cases with stress ulcer; ④Within
one year after operation, 5 patients died and 95 patients survived.Conclusion:Minimally invasive surgery can effectively reduce the
complications of patientswith intracranial hematoma, and recover the neural function, decrease the mortality and improve the survival
rate, worthy of clinical application and promotion. |