Clinical Observation on Early Minimally Invasive Surgery and Acupuncture for Treatment of Hypertensive Cerebral Hemorrhage
Abstract：Objective To observe the clinically therapeutic effect of early minimally invasive surgery and acupuncture and tradi-tional Chinese medicine(TCM)for restoring consciousness opening the orifice and activating blood circulation for hypertensive cere-bral hemorrhage (HCH).Methods One hundred and fourteen patients with HCH treated with minimally invasive surgery were ran-domly divided into two groups after minimally invasive surgery.The treatment group (n=62)was given the western medicine treat-ment,early bed acupuncture treatment and Chinese medicine after 3 days to 5 days of the surgery.The control group(n=52)was giv-en the conventional western medicine treatment,early bed acupuncture treatment and the Chinese medicine after 14 days of the sur-gery.Recovery of neurological function of patients and daily self care ability were observed to determine the efficacy after 4 weeks of treatment.Results Patients in two group had no signs of rebleeding in the course of treatment.Recovery of neurological function of patients and daily self care ability of the treatment group was superior to that of the control group.Conclusion The treatment of early minimally invasive surgert,acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine for restoring consciousness,opening the orifice and ac-tivating blood circulation could improve the recovery of neurological function and daily self case ability in patients with HCH.
Keywords：hypertensive cerebral hemorrhageminimally invasive surgeryacupuncturetraditional Chinese medicine for restoring consciousnessopening the orificeactivating blood circulation
Publication Date：2014-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：2( 797-798 )