Patient's question:
How can one treat hemorrhage?Doctor's answer:
Treatment in the acute phase primarily involves preventing further bleeding, reducing intracranial pressure, and controlling cerebral edema to maintain life and prevent complications. If the amount of intracerebral hemorrhage is significant, cerebral edema is severe, and intracranial pressure is markedly elevated with poor response to dehydration therapy, then a craniotomy with bone flap removal via trephination may be performed to evacuate the hematoma.