Differentiated approach in the treatment of hemorrhagic stroke

Abstract

Aim. To improve the results of patients’ treatments with hemorrhagic stroke.Materials and methods. The results of the treatments of the 156 patients with hemorrhagic strokes were analyzed, among them 85 (55,5%) men and 71 (44,5%) women. The ages of the patients varied from 18 to 78.Results and discussions. According to the location of the non-traumatic intracerebral hematoma, they were distributed in the following way: in the frontal lobe -11 (7.1%), in the occipital lobe - 8 (5,1%), in the hemispheres of the cerebellum -15 (9/6%), in the ventricles of the brain -26 (16.7%) and the parietotemporal lobes - 96 (61,5%). In 25 cases patients were delivered in a conscious state (GCS-15 points) 28 injured patients were moderately stunned (GCS-13 points), deep stun was observed in 36 (23.1%) patients (GCS-12 points), soporific consciousness was observed in 31 (19.8%) patients (GCS-9 points), moderate coma in 27 (17.3%) cases (GCS-7points) and in 9 (5.8%) patients it was rated as a deep coma (GCS-6 point).Conclusion. Neuroimaging bean methods of the survey give an opportunity to adequately evaluate tactics for treating patients with intracerebral hematoma. The differentiated approach in treating patients with hemorrhagic strokes positively affects the result of the given category of patients.