Category: Epidural hematoma

　　On the inner surface of the skull equivalent to the solar plexus, there is a middle dural artery passing through. When the head is injured, especially after a violent blow…

　　Epidural hematoma is a hematoma that accumulates in the epidural cavity after trauma. The typical clinical presentation is coma – awake – coma again, mostly occurring within a few hours…

　　Epidural hematoma is a hematoma located between the inner plate of the skull and the dura mater, which is usually found on the convex surface of the supratentorial hemisphere, with…

　　[Abstract] Objective To investigate the clinical characteristics and early diagnosis and treatment of traumatic progressive epidural hematoma (TPEDH). Methods The clinical and imaging data and prognostic results of 93 TPEDH…

　　Objective To summarize the surgical indications, surgical approaches and surgical results of posterior cranial recess epidural hematoma.　　Methods A retrospective analysis was performed on 45 patients with posterior cranial recess epidural…

Objective To explore the prevention of secondary intracerebral hemorrhage after hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage in our primary hospital. Methods Postoperative continuous punctal flushing and continuous drainage with a paracentesis tube were…

　　Ventriculoscopy is an emerging technology characterized by minimal invasiveness that emerged in the late last century. Its application can deal with deep intracranial lesions (especially intracerebroventricular lesions) with minimal trauma,…

　　OBJECTIVE: To investigate the experience of using a high-field intensity intraoperative MRI system in combination with an intraoperative navigation system in transsphenoidal pituitary adenoma surgery. Methods From March to July…