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Cerebral infarction is a clinical disease with the highest incidence, disability rate and mortality rate in our country, with more than 2 million new cerebral infarction patients every year, and most patients will leave some sequelae, including limb paralysis, speech disadvantage, and some patients will be disabled and apraxia, and need the company and care of their families. There are 3 out of 4 patients who will have some sequelae of different symptoms, and the probability of recovery is very small. Some infarct lesions are compensated by collateral circulation, including some rescue of ischemic penumbra, and some dying cells are saved, and there will be compensation of functional areas, and the patient may have a certain recovery of symptoms.

However, with a large cerebral infarction, healing is almost impossible. Patients with large-scale cerebral infarction in the cerebral hemisphere will generally be manifested as hemiplegia, and at the same time, consciousness disorders can be combined. Similarly, if the patient passes the dangerous period, the acute stage, and the collateral circulation is relatively good, the residual neurological deficits are relatively few, such as some collateral branches are open, and the onset time is very short to go to the hospital**, the prognosis of these patients is not particularly pessimistic.

In addition, if the cerebellar infarction is also in the acute stage of the disease to the hospital, some patients have a large cerebellar infarction and cerebral edema, and after surgery, these patients may recover. Because patients with cerebellar infarction generally do not affect limb movement, mainly ataxia.

Cerebral infarction is generally not surgical**, thrombectomy can be considered in the acute phase of large-scale cerebral infarction**, and decompression can be taken to reduce the mortality rate. Massive cerebral infarction usually involves occlusion of the main trunk of the internal carotid artery and the main trunk of the middle cerebral artery, and presents with complete paralysis on the opposite side of the lesion, deep sensory deficits, and contralateral gaze palsy. Patients with large-scale cerebral infarction have a poor prognosis, high disability and mortality rate, intravenous thrombolysis can be performed within 6 hours of onset**, and adjusting thrombectomy** effectively reduces the disability rate and mortality rate.

Some people recover from massive cerebral infarctions. Large-scale cerebral infarction refers to the occlusion of large blood vessels, resulting in large patches of intracranial necrosis, and these necrotic areas often occupy more than 1 3 of the cerebral hemispheres, which is called large-scale cerebral infarction. Due to the large area, the symptoms are also severe, the degree of danger is also high, the paralysis is also severe, and the loss of function is also serious, some patients are completely unable to speak, and even some patients are unconscious and have coma.

However, not all patients do not recover. Cerebral infarction has its characteristics, when the disease is just on, it can be suddenly sick, and the symptoms will be more serious, especially the large-scale cerebral infarction, in the next 5-7 days, the condition will be further aggravated, but most patients can reach the peak of the disease when they are sick for 5-7 days, and the symptoms of the disease can gradually improve after the peak of the disease. Therefore, over time, even if there is a large cerebral infarction, the symptoms and signs will gradually improve.

For young patients, even if there is a large cerebral infarction, through correct, reasonable, and active guidance, some patients can even basically get better, live independently, and study and work.

Does the cavity infarction make you dizzy and headache, slurred speech, hearing and hearing impairment, confusion, numbness and weakness of limbs, hemiplegia, and inability to take care of yourself? Have you or your family been afflicted by infarction and its sequelae? In fact, the infarction is not terrible, what is terrible is the long process, and the patient and his family lose confidence in the **; Repeatedly running to the hospital every day, seeing doctors, and using various methods, it still has no effect, which makes you more annoying; long-term care of family members, delaying daily work and life, and loss of labor; The long-term ** expenditure consumes money and increases the burden.

How about a cavity infarction? How to cure the disease with less detours and less money? Want to know the effective method of cavity infarction?

Problem analysis: According to your description, CT imaging diagnosis: large cerebral infarction in the left frontotemporoparietal lobe.

In the acute stage, it is mainly to promote blood circulation and eliminate blood stasis, improve circulation, and anti-platelet aggregation infusion**, and timely application of mannitol injection to lower intracranial pressure in the middle of high intracranial pressure, and thrombolysis can be dissolved if there are indications for thrombolysis**.

Suggestions: During the recovery period, you can use oral drugs that promote blood circulation and eliminate blood stasis, anti-platelet aggregation, and improve circulation, and then actively ****.

Problem analysis: For large-scale cerebral infarction of the left frontotemporoparietal lobe, it is necessary to visit the neurology department of a regular hospital, infusion, check the specific situation, and determine the plan of the onset of the disease sooner or later, such as whether thrombolysis, reduction of intracranial pressure, blood circulation and blood stasis, etc.