Does cerebral hemorrhage become an operation to have sequela

Cerebral hemorrhage patients after craniotomy may show two kinds of sequelae: first, there may be residual anesthesia reaction, most of which can be quickly recovered in a short time, in addition to craniotomy if not strictly aseptic operation, strict aseptic concept, may lead to intracranial infection. Second, it can also show the infection of the surgical wound, lung infection, urinary system infection, and potential complications of cardiopulmonary function. Therefore, it is necessary to do relevant nursing after surgery. Whether cerebral hemorrhage surgery is generally considered in all aspects of the patient, mainly considering the patient's bleeding volume and bleeding site at that time. Generally, supratentorial cerebral hemorrhage is more than 50ml, or craniotomy is recommended.