Right thalamic hemorrhage rupturing into ventricle

The right thalamic hemorrhage breaks into the ventricle. For the right thalamic hemorrhage, the amount of bleeding broken into the ventricle is relatively large. Generally, it is difficult to estimate the amount of bleeding. According to the edema situation, if the brain tissue of the right ventricle is obviously compressed, drilling decompression should be given when necessary to draw out the blood broken into the ventricle. Craniotomy with bone flap can also be performed, but this operation is relatively large. Right thalamic hemorrhage into the ventricle more common in atherosclerosis, resulting in cerebral blood vessels, especially deep perforator blood vessel rupture bleeding, due to bleeding produced neurological deficit symptoms. Right thalamic hemorrhage into the ventricle can show headache, numbness and weakness of the left limb, severe cases can show nausea, vomiting, head CT or MRI can be diagnosed, to closely observe the changes in the condition, if necessary, timely surgery.