68-year-old Mrs. Fu has high blood pressure for six or seven years, and many patients with hypertension, usually irregular medication: dizziness, take medication, dizziness is not it simply do not take medication. This is certainly a very bad habit, so this blood pressure control is always unsatisfactory, Fu old lady also do not take it seriously. However, a few days ago a car accident, almost killed old Mrs. Fu! That day, old Mrs. Fu was riding her electric bike across the road and was hit by a careless car driver. She was knocked a few meters away and fell on the hard road, immediately fainting. 120 emergency vehicles took her to the High-tech People’s Hospital, where a CT check revealed that she had intracranial hemorrhage. Originally should be open cranial surgery, but Fu old lady’s blood pressure 190 more, the risk of surgery is too big. The family hesitated and had to hang water treatment first. But the severe cranial hypertension led to the old lady’s blood pressure is always in 180, 190mmHg, frequent vomiting, even a little water into the vomit out. Children look at it in the eyes, anxious in the heart. What should we do? When they learned that Gaoxin People’s Hospital could remove their mother’s intracranial hemorrhage without opening the skull, the family signed without hesitation and agreed to operate as soon as possible. This non-cranial surgery is called “minimally invasive intracranial hematoma removal technology”, which uses a special puncture needle to puncture the center of the hematoma under the precise positioning of the computer, and then uses laser technology, bioenzyme technology and fluid mechanics to break up and liquefy the hematoma and discharge it out of the skull. It is suitable for many patients with intracranial hemorrhage because it is mildly invasive and causes little disturbance to the intracranial environment, avoiding the pain and trauma caused to the patient by craniotomy. It is especially suitable for elderly people who are not suitable for craniotomy, such as old and frail people with hypertensive disease. The operation was conducted by Dr. Wang Qiusheng, deputy chief physician of the Department of Brain Surgery of Gaoxin District People’s Hospital, and it took just over half an hour to complete the operation. After the operation, the hematoma was liquefied and flushed, and cleared completely after 4 days. Mrs. Fu’s blood pressure was also stable at 110-120mmhg and she never vomited again. The filial son and daughter finally had a smile on their faces. Right occipital epidural hematoma (the arrow shows the hematoma) Preoperative CT film Epidural hematoma 4 days after surgery CT film (the hematoma was cleared, the arrow shows the puncture needle)