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Objective: To investigate the effect of ultra-early stereotactic surgery for hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage . Methods: 66 patients with hypertensive intracerebral hemorrhage is divided into the super early group ( 34 cases ) and the efficacy of the early group (32 patients ) for the purposes of the of stereotactic intracerebral hematoma emptying surgery , were compared between the two groups . Results: ultra-early group after 4 patients died ; 28 cases ADL grading Class I ( good ) 5 cases were followed up , representing approximately 17.86% II level ( moderate disability ) 18 cases , accounting for about 64.29 % , I, II level ( good - moderate disability ) in 23 cases, accounting for about 82.15 % ; III , class IV ( severe disability ) in 4 cases , accounting for about 14.28% , plant survival , accounting for approximately 3.57% . Early postoperative death three cases ; were followed up for three cases of the 27 cases ADL grading Class I ( good ) , accounted for approximately 11.11 % , II level ( moderate disability ) in 12 cases , accounting for about 44.44% , the I , Class II ( good - moderate disability ) in 15 cases, accounting for about 55.55% ; III , class IV ( severe disability ) in 11 cases, accounting for about 40.74% , the plants survive one cases , accounting for about 3.70% . Compare the two groups of patients - in the disability rate and the rate of severe disability , between the two groups was statistically significant ( P <0.05 > , more effective than the early group of ultra-early group Conclusion : ultra-early stereotactic surgery for hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage can significantly improve clinical outcomes , such as the conditions permit , should be implemented as soon as possible stereotactic surgery to remove the hematoma , reduce hematoma of the brain tissue damage , reduce patient morbidity .
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