Ventricular hemorrhage is clinically referred to as intracerebroventricular hemorrhage. The surgical option for patients with ventricular hemorrhage is usually external ventricular drainage, which costs about$10,000. However, for patients with intraventricular hemorrhage, in addition to extraventricular drainage, routine intracranial pressure monitoring is recommended for better management of the patient’s treatment at a cost of approximately$10,000. During the follow-up treatment, dynamic review of the head CT is required. The head CT examination can better reflect the treatment effect. For patients with ventricular hemorrhage, cerebral angiography needs to be routinely improved to clarify the cause of the hemorrhage.