How long does cerebral hemangioma intervene discharge?

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When we have a headache, many people don't think of such a serious problem as cerebral hemangioma. If the symptoms are mild, it's nothing. They think it's just the cause of too tired work. If they have time to have a rest, they will be OK. Today, let me share with you how long to leave the hospital after intervention of cerebral hemangioma?.

How long does cerebral hemangioma intervene discharge?

First, cerebral aneurysms can be defined as the thin squash ball formed by the expansion of the vulnerable part of the intracranial artery wall. It is most common in the bifurcation of the artery, especially in the basilar artery ring. Rupture of intracranial aneurysms often leads to serious neurological dysfunction and even life-threatening. Therefore, it is often called the "time bomb" of the intracranial. Generally speaking, after the diagnosis of aneurysms is established, It is suggested to deal with it actively.

Second: puncture the blood vessel at the root of the patient's thigh, put the very thin tube into the aneurysm, and fill the spring coil into the aneurysm, so as to block the aneurysm and achieve the therapeutic effect. The advantages of endovascular treatment are short operation time, no need to open the cranial cavity, fast recovery, and simultaneous treatment of multiple aneurysms in different parts. But the disadvantage is that the cost is large, the recurrence rate is relatively high, and for some patients who need stent assisted embolization, they need to take anticoagulant drugs for life.

Third: the brain tissue is separated from the natural space between the brain tissues, and the aneurysm is exposed from outside the blood vessels. A special clamp is used to clamp the neck of the aneurysm (the part where the aneurysm bubble connects with the cerebral vessels), so that the blood flow in the cerebral vessels will not enter the aneurysm again, so as to achieve the purpose of treatment. This method has a long history, with the improvement of microneurosurgery technology, the curative effect is also in constant progress. The advantage is that if the aneurysm is completely clipped, the recurrence rate is very low. It is also suitable for patients with large intracranial hematoma, and the hematoma can be removed while the aneurysm is clipped. The disadvantage is the need to open the cranial cavity, the trauma is relatively large, the requirements of the surgeon is also high.

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The factors that need to be considered include the location, shape, number, size of aneurysms, the relationship with surrounding tissues and blood vessels, the age and general physical condition of patients, and the economic status of patients and their families.