Patient's question:
What is the situation where repeated brain hemorrhage leads to brain herniation requiring craniotomy surgery, and under what severe conditions is craniotomy surgery necessary? What are the general symptoms of brain hemorrhage and how can postoperative recovery be more effective?Doctor's answer:
Generally, patients with repeated cerebral hemorrhage undergo surgery for brain herniation. If the intracranial hematoma is located in a deep position and craniotomy surgery causes significant trauma, micro-intracranial hematoma removal surgery can be considered, as it results in relatively less trauma. Doctors usually consider how to assess brain damage. However, craniotomy surgery generally carries a higher risk, such as the inability to determine when the patient will regain consciousness. It can be performed through massage techniques to achieve the goal of waking up. Most cases of stroke and hypertension typically occur in middle-aged and elderly patients.