Treatment of left basal ganglia cerebral infarction

I believe that many of our male friends have suffered from left basal ganglia cerebral infarction. This disease has brought great distress to our lives and seriously affected our normal life order. I believe that everyone has tried various ways to treat our disease and restore our health, but things go against their wishes. Many people have not received timely treatment, which has caused their condition to continue to worsen. So, is there any good way to treat left basal ganglia cerebral infarction? Let us now learn about the treatment of left basal ganglia cerebral infarction.

Treatment:

(1) Indications for surgery:

① Patients with cerebral hemorrhage have increased intracranial pressure accompanied by signs of brainstem compression, such as slow pulse, increased blood pressure, slowed respiratory rhythm, decreased level of consciousness, etc.;

② The volume of hematoma in the cerebellar hemisphere is ≥10ml or the volume of hematoma in the vermis is >6ml, the hematoma ruptures into the fourth ventricle or the cerebral cistern is compressed and disappears, and there are symptoms of brainstem compression or signs of acute obstructive hydrocephalus;

③ Severe intraventricular hemorrhage leading to obstructive hydrocephalus;

④ Lobar hemorrhage, especially those caused by AVM and with obvious space-occupying effect.

(2) Contraindications to surgery: Brainstem hemorrhage, deep cerebral hemorrhage, and lobar hemorrhage caused by amyloid angiopathy are not suitable for surgical treatment. Most cases of deep brain hemorrhage can break into the ventricles and decompress spontaneously, and surgery can cause damage to normal brain tissue.

(3) Commonly used surgical methods are:

① Cerebellar decompression: It is the most important surgical treatment for hypertensive cerebellar hemorrhage. It can save lives and reverse neurological deficits. The surgical effect is better when the patient is awake in the early stage of the disease.

② Craniotomy and hematoma evacuation: surgical treatment may be effective when the mass effect causes midline structure shift and initial brain herniation;

③ Drilling and expansion of bone-transmitted hematoma removal;

④ Minimally invasive intracranial hematoma removal by drilling;

⑤Ventricular drainage for intraventricular hemorrhage.

The above content introduces us to how to treat left basal ganglia cerebral infarction. We can treat these problems well through the methods introduced above. These problems seem to be minor illnesses, but they do bring great difficulties to our lives. We should discover and treat them early. I hope it will be helpful to everyone.