The Risk Factors And Prevension Of Rebleeding After Craniotomy For Evacuation Of Hypertensive Cerebral Hematoma

Posted on:2010-06-29

Degree:Master

Type:Thesis

Country:China

Candidate:K Li

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GTID:2144360275469542

Subject:Surgery

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Rebleeding after craniotomy for evacuation of hypertensive cerebral hematoma are more and more important in recent years. The history of acuting of rebleeding are reviewed and patholgy are emphasesed in this article.

Keywords/Search Tags:

Hypertension, Cerebral hemorrhage, patholgy

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