Cerebral angiography requires arterial puncture and postoperative pressure bandaging of the puncture site, or even the use of sandbags for pressure. Postoperative care includes the following points: 1. Position: lie flat for 8 hours after surgery, the punctured limb is braked, not immobile, and the non-punctured limb can be moved. If the puncture is mostly chosen from the right femoral artery, the right lower limb cannot be flexed and moved after surgery; 2. Diet: drink more water after surgery to accelerate the excretion of contrast agent; 3. Urination and defecation: lie in bed after surgery, and need to train bed urination and defecation; 4. Inform the doctor promptly if there is discomfort after surgery.
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