The Best Time for Thrombolysis in Cerebral Infarction

For patients with acute cerebral infarction, if there is no contraindication, the best thrombolytic time window is within 3 hours after onset, because the thrombolytic success rate within 3 hours is the highest and the side effects are the least. At present, the time window for thrombolytic therapy is defined within 4.5 hours, and some patients with posterior circulation can be appropriately extended to 6 hours due to serious illness. If the patient with cerebral infarction shows a sudden situation, he should go to the hospital immediately for treatment. If he meets the conditions of thrombolysis, he should be given thrombolytic therapy immediately. After thrombolytic therapy, many patients can completely recover their functions, which is of great help to reduce the disability rate of cerebral infarction. Thrombolytic therapy for cerebral infarction is one of the best ways to treat cerebral infarction at this stage. If the thrombolytic time window is missed, the patient needs to be given anti-platelet therapy, lowering fiber, regulating fat and other treatments. After the acute stage, if the patient has sequelae, rehabilitation therapy is needed in the later stage.