Patient's question:
CT scan shows: extensive brain tissue necrosis and edema, enlargement of the third, fourth, and lateral ventricles, bilateral posterior horn ventricular effusion, and widespread meningeal enhancement. Initial diagnosis: 1. Central nervous system infection, 2. Communicating hydrocephalus. 1. Intracranial infection has not been fully controlled, multiple lesions are present in the brain, and the wound has completely healed; 2. Cranial cavity still exists, central nervous system infection, subarachnoid space adhesions are extensive and have expanded into the spinal cord; 3. Current treatment focuses on supplementing immunoglobulin to enhance the body's resistance. 4. No vision or hearing; 5. The skin has tactile sensation; 6. Only simple sucking training can be performed.Doctor's answer:
In this case, the treatment value is not significant. Whether to continue treatment should be decided based on the attitude of the family members.