Whether the patient can be cured after surgery for cerebral hemorrhage caused by uremia is generally considered to be related to factors such as the amount of bleeding and the location of bleeding, and cannot be generalized. 1. Bleeding volume: if the patient’s bleeding volume is not big, less than 10 milliliters, this situation may be cured; if the bleeding volume is bigger, and at the same time not timely rescue, it may lead to the patient to have more serious sequelae, which is generally difficult to be cured. 2. Bleeding location: If the patient’s bleeding location is located in the center of the brain in a more important position, such as the brain stem, even if the bleeding is relatively small, generally is difficult to cure, often cause different degrees of sequelae. Uremia patients are recommended to go to the regular hospital in time, under the guidance of the doctor standardized treatment.