How long can you live with cerebrovascular smog disease? Cerebrovascular disease is a disease that people are very afraid of, family members or their own suffering from this type of disease will be unconsciously vigilant. For example, smog disease is a typical cerebrovascular disease, although the incidence of rare, but its harm is not small, for example, will lead to patients with impaired consciousness, damage to the cerebral nerves, and in serious cases, cerebral infarction or cerebral hemorrhage. After seeing these various hazards of smog disease, many patients can not help but worry about how long they can live with cerebrovascular smog disease. This is understandable, as smog disease has the potential to be fatal. However, as long as patients are detected at an early stage and go to the hospital in time to receive surgical treatment, they can still make a good recovery. Therefore, instead of worrying too much about life expectancy, patients should be alert to the dangers of the disease and seek treatment actively and effectively. Nowadays, in the treatment of smog disease, medical scholars have reached a consensus that conservative drug treatment does not have much significance, and it is necessary to use surgical means to better treat smog disease. The traditional surgical methods are direct bypass or indirect bypass, but these two methods of treatment may have certain limitations, for example, in the direct bypass blood supply to improve the scope of the limited, indirect bypass slower onset of action and so on.