Brain hemorrhages may occur due to various reasons. These reasons may include trauma. A blow to the head can cause bleeding in the skull and veins. In addition to trauma, blood pressure patients are in the serious risk group. The pressure created with high blood pressure causes cracking and bleeding in the capillaries. Diabetics, alcohol addicts, smokers are included in the risk group.
Another cause of bleeding is aneurysm. A brain aneurysm is a ballooning that occurs at a weak point in the vessel walls. This ballooning, which occurs at the weak point of the vessel, may burst with pressure, causing blood to flow into the brain. This type of bleeding is serious bleeding, can cause permanent damage to the person and even result in death. Therefore, in suspicious cases, the patient must be taken to the emergency room.
BRAIN BLEEDING TREATMENT
For the treatment of brain hemorrhage, first of all, the area of bleeding should be determined with the help of MRI. After the detection, it is checked whether it is an aneurysmatic bleeding or not with angio. Aneurysm is treated with endovascular, that is, closed method. In this method, the vein is intervened without opening the skull. At the point where the closed method is insufficient, bleeding is treated with open surgical intervention. If it is a bleeding into the brain tissue due to blood pressure, if the bleeding is large and presses on the brain, it is treated surgically. Bleeding in traumatic injuries is usually superficial and surgical treatment is easy.
BRAIN BLEEDING AND BRAIN SURGERY
Brain hemorrhage is a problem that reaches due to weakness and excessive pressure in the cerebral vessels. Therefore, the medical field of interest for this ailment is neurosurgery. Expert neurosurgeons perform the treatment with both open and closed methods.
