Patient's question:
At 5 a.m. on September 5, a sudden cerebral hemorrhage occurred. CT and angiography revealed subarachnoid hemorrhage, but no bleeding point was found, nor any vascular abnormalities. It was extremely severe, and the doctor said the patient's entire brain was filled with blood. After consultation by Peking Union Medical College professors, they said: "It's too severe, we can't guarantee anything." The patient was seen by specialists in neurology and neurosurgery at Tiantan Hospital, who believed the condition was too critical and could only be treated conservatively. The patient remained unconscious for 15 days before regaining consciousness. They could say a few words, but most were unclear, and it was difficult to understand what they were saying. Yesterday marked the 21st day, and another CT scan was performed. The doctor said the recovery was quite good, considering it a miracle. From the bedDoctor's answer:
Currently, the main focus is on treatments to reduce intracranial pressure and nourish brain nerves.