Understanding Brain Hemorrhage: Why Angiography Might Miss the Bleeding Point
Cerebral hemorrhage underwent cerebral angiography, but no bleeding source (aneurysm) was found? Hello doctor, my sister was hospitalized on the night of January 2 due to a cerebral hemorrhage and underwent a craniotomy for drainage. She is currently in the intensive care unit, a...
Dr. Zhao Shaoqing Reply:
This needs to be evaluated based on the report and the judgment at that time. You can visit the outpatient clinic for consultation.[Read More] Understanding Brain Hemorrhage: Why Angiography Might Miss the Bleeding Point
Understanding Recovery After Brain Injury: Hope for a Normal Life
Recovery period issues My younger brother suffered a brain hemorrhage after a car accident. The doctor said to let him go. However, I see that all four limbs are functioning normally and he is conscious. Does this mean there is a chance for my brother to recover and lead a normal...
Dr. Zhao Shaoqing Reply:
You need to have regular follow-up appointments.[Read More] Understanding Recovery After Brain Injury: Hope for a Normal Life
Post-Surgery Concerns: Managing Headaches and Dizziness After Intracranial Hemorrhage
Post-intracranial hemorrhage surgery Hello Doctor, my son fell and suffered a right brain hemorrhage at the age of 2 years and 3 months. He underwent surgery, and the wound is approximately 5-8 cm long, with noticeable metal screws in the skull. During a follow-up visit, I inquir...
Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
It is recommended to return to the neurosurgery outpatient clinic.[Read More] Post-Surgery Concerns: Managing Headaches and Dizziness After Intracranial Hemorrhage
Understanding Recovery After Aneurysm Rupture and Coiling Surgery
Ruptured cerebral aneurysm, subarachnoid hemorrhage, has undergone embolization surgery? Hello Doctor, thank you very much for taking the time to respond. On Day 0, my father experienced a sudden severe headache on the morning of December 2nd. He was taken to the hospital half ...
Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
1. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy does not have a specific intervention time; it can begin once the condition is stable. 2. After regaining consciousness, a physician can reassess the situation. 3. It's really difficult to say.[Read More] Understanding Recovery After Aneurysm Rupture and Coiling Surgery
Recovery Concerns After Head Trauma: Medication, Symptoms, and Safety Gear
Issues Related to the Recovery Period of Head Trauma Hello Doctor: I previously asked a question regarding my condition after a car accident, where I sustained a right-sided head injury (swelling on the right side of my face), along with mild subarachnoid hemorrhage on the left s...
Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
Recovery time varies from person to person and depends on the severity of the injury, so it cannot be generalized. Most individuals will see significant improvement within two weeks.[Read More] Recovery Concerns After Head Trauma: Medication, Symptoms, and Safety Gear
Understanding Speech Changes After Craniotomy Surgery
Post-cranial surgery Hello doctor, I would like to ask about my condition. I was in a car accident on October 18 and underwent a craniotomy at the hospital for emergency treatment. It has been two months since then, and I have noticed that my speech is much slower compared to bef...
Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
It might be related to a brain injury.[Read More] Understanding Speech Changes After Craniotomy Surgery
Returning to Work After Mild Brain Injury: Key Recovery Insights
I would like to consult about issues related to brain injury? Hello, Doctor! According to your response that "the most important thing for a concussion is rest, and it will naturally recover over time," I would like to ask how much longer it might take before I can retu...
Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
Mild subarachnoid hemorrhage typically allows for a full recovery to previous levels of activity after a period of rest.[Read More] Returning to Work After Mild Brain Injury: Key Recovery Insights
Understanding Recurrent Hydrocephalus: Long-Term Management and Concerns
The condition of hydrocephalus is recurrent? Hello Doctor: My mother (65 years old) underwent a ventriculoperitoneal shunt surgery for hydrocephalus in June of this year. She has been regularly returning for follow-up appointments to assess her postoperative condition and determi...
Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
Theoretically, with the presence of a ventriculoperitoneal shunt, continuous drainage of cerebrospinal fluid can be maintained, significantly reducing the likelihood of developing hydrocephalus again.[Read More] Understanding Recurrent Hydrocephalus: Long-Term Management and Concerns
Understanding Post-Traumatic Symptoms After Head Injury: When to Seek Help
Head trauma-related issues? Hello Doctor: I sustained a brain injury from a car accident (head trauma with right cheek contusion and mild subarachnoid hemorrhage on the left side) and have been resting for about a month. Recently, while preparing to sleep, I've been experien...
Dr. Zhao Shaoqing Reply:
You can visit a neurosurgery clinic.[Read More] Understanding Post-Traumatic Symptoms After Head Injury: When to Seek Help
Understanding Coma and Surgical Options for Brain Hemorrhage Patients
Cerebral hemorrhage with a hematoma, undergoing drainage surgery, with a Glasgow Coma Scale score of 3? Hello, I apologize for disturbing the doctor during work and rest hours. My younger brother, who is 46 years old and was born in the Year of the Snake, had a family gathering o...
Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
Without a detailed neurological examination and computed tomography assessment, it is difficult to provide an accurate answer. However, if the coma scale is indeed 3, the chances of recovery are very low, and even if recovery occurs, there will likely be severe neurological defic...[Read More] Understanding Coma and Surgical Options for Brain Hemorrhage Patients
Understanding Recovery After a Car Accident: Brain Injury and Medication Concerns
Hello, doctor! I have questions regarding brain injuries caused by car accidents? Hello, Doctor! I sustained a right-sided head injury (with swelling on the right side of my face) due to a car accident, along with mild subarachnoid hemorrhage on the left side and a concussion. Af...
Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
1. Not taking medication will not affect recovery. 2. The most important aspect of a concussion is rest; it will naturally recover over time.[Read More] Understanding Recovery After a Car Accident: Brain Injury and Medication Concerns
Understanding Subdural Hematoma Recovery After Motorcycle Accident
Subdural hematoma and cerebellar hemorrhage due to a car accident; the patient was unconscious prior to hospital admission. Craniotomy was performed on October 20. Currently, the patient is at E1M2V? Hello, doctor. My friend's mother had a motorcycle accident in mid-October,...
Dr. Zhao Shaoqing Reply:
Currently, the structure is classified as 4, indicating severe reconstruction with a complex condition requiring hospitalization. You may use the hospitalization as a basis for assessing the imaging CD and inquire about subsequent treatment at the outpatient clinic. The Ministry ...[Read More] Understanding Subdural Hematoma Recovery After Motorcycle Accident
Understanding Coil Embolization for Brain Aneurysms: Key Questions Answered
Embolization coil Hello, doctor. A relative of mine has been diagnosed with an early-stage cerebral aneurysm. The doctor recommended endovascular coil embolization as a minimally invasive treatment. At the time, the person was too anxious and forgot to ask the doctor some questio...
Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
1. Remain in the brain, not to be removed. 2. There are coils available for MRI. 3. Same as above.[Read More] Understanding Coil Embolization for Brain Aneurysms: Key Questions Answered
Understanding Brain Hemorrhage After Falls: A Case Study
Cerebral hemorrhage caused by a fall? Dear Deputy Director, My grandfather is 71 years old and has high blood pressure, but he is physically strong. On November 4th, he slipped on gravel while trying to catch a dog that had run out of the house and collided with a post. While wa...
Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
I would like to offer my support, but without detailed CT scan reports and neurological examinations, it is difficult to provide accurate advice and prognosis for the patient. I recommend consulting the original treating physician for further inquiries.[Read More] Understanding Brain Hemorrhage After Falls: A Case Study
Understanding Spontaneous Brain Hemorrhage in Teens: Recovery and Risks
Spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage My child experienced spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage in high school and has undergone craniotomy. Currently, their condition is stable, but the cause of the bleeding remains unidentified. We have scheduled regular follow-up appointments e...
Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
Without detailed medical history and examination reports, it is not possible to provide an answer, as the size and location of the hemorrhage are closely related to the prognosis.[Read More] Understanding Spontaneous Brain Hemorrhage in Teens: Recovery and Risks
Why Does My Skull Feel Thick After Brain Surgery? Recovery Insights
After a craniotomy, why does the skull feel thick? Due to ineffective control of epilepsy with medication, a craniotomy was performed to remove the right temporal lobe. It has been 1 month and 25 days since the surgery. I would like to ask the doctor why there is still a thick se...
Dr. Zhao Shaoqing Reply:
Please consult a medical professional for treatment.[Read More] Why Does My Skull Feel Thick After Brain Surgery? Recovery Insights
Understanding Thumb Tremors: Is It Related to Cervical Disc Issues?
Tremor of the left thumb? Ten years ago, I had an MRI that showed herniated discs at the cervical levels C3-C4-C5, with symptoms that fluctuate in severity. When I feel uncomfortable, I go for physical therapy, but recently my discomfort has increased. Turning my neck to the left...
Dr. Lai Zhaokang Reply:
Hello: It is suspected to be a symptom of cervical nerve involvement. Given your age and symptoms, there is little likelihood of brain issues or Parkinson's disease. Best wishes, Dr. Lai Chao-Kang, Director of the Spine Surgery Department, Changhua Hospital.[Read More] Understanding Thumb Tremors: Is It Related to Cervical Disc Issues?
Understanding Subdural Hematoma and Hydrocephalus: Treatment Options Explained
Subdural hematoma and hydrocephalus? Dear Vice President, 1. My father had a history of stroke due to hypertension seven years ago. The medical advice indicated that the bleeding was minimal, and he was observed for spontaneous absorption without surgery. He has left-sided hemip...
Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
1. Subdural hematoma cannot be resolved by third ventriculostomy. Third ventriculostomy is a procedure used to manage hydrocephalus.[Read More] Understanding Subdural Hematoma and Hydrocephalus: Treatment Options Explained
Understanding Post-Concussion Symptoms After a Bathroom Fall
Slipped in the bathroom and hit the back of the head? On July 22, I went on a two-day pilgrimage. On the first night, I slipped and fell in the bathroom, hitting the back of my head. I went to Asia University Hospital for evaluation and was diagnosed with a mild concussion. Three...
Dr. Zhang Junwei Reply:
It has been a month, and the likelihood of a brain hemorrhage is low. However, if discomfort persists, it is advisable to seek treatment at a neurosurgery outpatient clinic.[Read More] Understanding Post-Concussion Symptoms After a Bathroom Fall
Understanding Stroke and Spinal Cord Injury in ICU Patients
Currently in the intensive care unit, experiencing a stroke affecting the right side of the body, with spinal cord injury? Hello, currently in the intensive care unit, the patient has suffered a stroke affecting the right side of the body, with right pupil dilation and cerebellar...
Dr. Lai Zhaokang Reply:
Hello: If a malignant tumor has invaded the brain, including the cerebrum and cerebellum, and there is unilateral pupil dilation, along with a craniotomy for decompression already performed... the patient's condition is actually quite pessimistic, and the chances of recovery...[Read More] Understanding Stroke and Spinal Cord Injury in ICU Patients