The patient, Liu Moumou, male, 52 years old, lives in Gusao Shu. At about 18:00 on May 13, he suddenly developed right hemiparesis with no obvious cause at home, was unconscious, unable to speak, and was incontinent. He was immediately admitted to Xinhua Hospital in Hubei Province for head CT examination, and was diagnosed with hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage and admitted to neurosurgery. He had a previous history of hypertension for more than 10 years and denied a history of diabetic heart disease. On admission, his blood pressure was 188/115 mmHg, he was unconscious, unable to speak, with mild paralysis of the right limb, difficulty walking, and hyperalgesia. The patient’s bleeding volume was about 35 ml, located in the central left cerebral hemisphere, and direct surgery caused great damage to normal brain tissue and many sequelae. Freehand puncture and drainage is prone to deviations in positioning, long hematoma drainage time, and risk of rebleeding and infection. We used a special device, stereotactic technique for puncture, with precise positioning, minimal damage, and very short drainage time. The patient recovered and was discharged one week after the operation, with clear consciousness, basically normal muscle strength of the right limb, and basically normal speech expression, and soon returned to work. According to Dr. Liu Hongzhao, director of neurosurgery at Hubei Brain Center of Xinhua Hospital, Hubei Province, stereotactic technology is a precision-guided weapon for neurosurgery, which is very accurate in locating and puncturing deep brain lesions and causes minimal damage to brain tissue. Our department uses stereotactic technology to treat more than 100 cases of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage, the results are very satisfactory, short hospitalization time, low cost, and greatly reduce the sequelae of stroke.