What are the symptoms of tentorial hernia?

Tent notch hernia is a serious complication of increased intracranial pressure. If not treated in time, it may lead to severe neurological dysfunction and even death. The following are the clinical manifestations of tentorial notch hernia: 1. Increased intracranial pressure: severe headache, frequent vomiting, restlessness, etc. 2. Consciousness disturbance: lethargy, light coma to coma. 3. Pupil changes: 4. Dyskinesia: hemiplegia or total paralysis of the contralateral limb. 5. Changes in vital signs: elevated blood pressure, slow pulse, deep and slow breathing, etc. It should be noted that these clinical manifestations do not occur simultaneously, and the severity varies from person to person. For patients with intracranial space-occupying lesions, craniocerebral injury or other possible intracranial hypertension, close observation of disease changes, timely head CT examination, etc., in order to early detection of tentorial notch hernia and take corresponding treatment measures. In addition, for the elderly, children and patients with underlying diseases, symptoms of tentorial notch hernia may not be typical, easy to be ignored. Therefore, for these high-risk groups, family members and medical staff should be more vigilant, closely observe the changes in the condition, timely detection and treatment of abnormal conditions. In short, tentorial notch hernia is an emergency situation, requiring timely diagnosis and treatment. For patients with related symptoms, they should seek medical attention as soon as possible in order to obtain the best treatment effect. At the same time, family members and medical staff should also understand the clinical manifestations and treatment methods of tentorial notch hernia, so as to be able to handle correctly in emergency situations and ensure the patient's life safety.