Smoky disease is a special kind of cerebrovascular disease, due to the narrowing or occlusion of the main arteries of the brain, which subsequently leads to the formation of a smoky abnormal vascular network at the base of the skull. The narrowed or occluded blood vessels, which will inevitably lead to insufficient blood supply to the brain; and the smoke-like vessels formed at the base of the skull, with very thin, delicate and fragile walls, can easily rupture and cause cerebral hemorrhage, so this cerebrovascular smoky disease is very dangerous and should be treated as soon as it is detected. This disease needs to be treated by surgical procedures, which has become a consensus in the academic field. So what is the cure rate for smog disease? To answer this question, we must first properly understand the cure of smog. What is considered a cure? In patients with smoker’s disease, the main arteries of the brain are narrowed and occluded, and an abnormal vascular network is formed at the base of the skull. It is unrealistic to restore the vascular anatomy to that of a normal person before the disease, but it is possible to establish a smooth and adequate blood flow channel to supply sufficient blood to the brain to ensure the normal operation of all life activities. This is the goal of treatment and cure. From this point of view, the cure rate of smog is higher.