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Anonymous users2024-02-12The impact of craniotomy on the human body is related to a variety of factors, such as the severity of the disease, the site of the surgery, and whether or not the bone flap was decompressed. Some people develop motor, sensory, and intellectual disabilities. Craniotomy is a general term that encompasses many different methods, procedures, and degrees of cranial surgery.
After a craniotomy, only a small number of people may be left with varying degrees of sequelae. With current state of technology, most surgeries can alleviate this condition without causing sequelae. In general, the occurrence of complications after craniotomy is closely related to the patient's preoperative condition, preoperative consciousness, and severity of the surgical site.
If the patient has functional impairment before the severe development of the disease, then there may be sequelae such as continuous or new exacerbation of physical dysfunction, hemiplegia, hemianopia, and partial somatosensory impairment; If the patient has already developed severe symptoms such as brain herniation and coma before the operation, then consciousness may not be restored after surgery, the brain damage is difficult to reverse, and the vegetative state may appear. In addition, if the surgical site is located in important functional areas, such as speech, vision, motor, and sensory areas, postoperative symptoms may cause corresponding loss of function in the injured area.
If the surgical site is localized, it can lead to a group of syndromes in which important nerve conduction is impaired. In addition, some patients may also have complications and sequelae such as craniotomy epilepsy, cerebral crest fluid leakage, local bone defects, wound infections, and central nervous system infections. The sequelae of craniotomy should be judged according to the specific circumstances at the time.
Everyone's situation is different, so the after-effects may be different.
The sequelae of craniotomy are divided into common and unique sequelae: including postoperative hemorrhage, intracranial infection, cerebral crest fluid leakage, poor incision healing and other unique sequelae: Surgery involving brain functional areas and cranial nerves may be complicated by limb hemiplegia, partial sensory impairment, mental disorders, etc.
If it is a mild traumatic brain injury, there will be no sequelae, if it is a severe head injury, after the operation, it may leave common sequelae such as skull loss, hemiplegia, aphasia, sleep disorders, memory loss, mood disorders and personality changes, especially in severe cases, there will be a long-term coma, become a plant, and survive.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11There are many types of craniotomy, depending on the disease, location, and severity of brain damage. If it is a brainstem lesion, the risk of surgery is very high, and the sequelae are also very serious, such as limb paralysis, dizziness, etc., and in severe cases, it may be unconscious and vegetative.
If cerebellar surgery occurs, you will experience dizziness, unsteadiness in walking, and a feeling of drunkenness when walking. If lobalm surgery affects speech and limbs, it is easy to continue the sequelae of epilepsy, and it is easy to affect intelligence and memory, and if it is in the thalamus or lateral ventricles, it will affect sensation and body language.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10After craniotomy, severe cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases will be left, and the body will have poor resistance after surgery, and a series of immune system diseases, headaches, migraines, vision loss, and lack of concentration will occur. Yes, usually after craniotomy, it will affect our memory and vision, resulting in decreased vision and blurred vision.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, fever, aphasia, hemiplegia, sensory impairment, and nerve damage may occur; I don't think it affects memory or vision.
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Anonymous users2024-02-081. Epilepsy, a brain nervous system disease, is a relatively common sequelae for patients with craniocerebral injury. The occurrence of craniocerebral injury is likely to damage the patient's nervous system, resulting in abnormal electrical discharge of neurons in the patient's brain due to neurological dysfunction, which promotes the formation of epilepsy. 2. Aphasia is also one of the common sequelae of head injury, the occurrence of aphasia is mainly caused by the damage of the patient's cerebral cortex language center, which is caused by the damage of the head injury, resulting in the loss of the patient's language expression ability and language comprehension ability, but there may be some differences in the form of language impairment manifested by different patients.
3. Brain injury will also cause the sequelae of amnesia syndrome, the main feature of which is the fiction based on forgetting, and patients are often prone to emotional difficulties in control. 17. Loss of cognitive function is also a sequelae caused by head injury. Although the sequelae are relatively common, the loss of cognitive function can greatly affect the normal life of the patient, resulting in a serious decline in the ability to live a normal social life.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Hello: The sequelae of craniotomy depend on the degree of brain and skull damage, if there is a severe cerebral contusion, hemiplegia, aphasia, severe neuropsychiatric disorders occurred before the operation, and it is difficult to correct through surgery, the so-called sequelae, it is not caused by surgery, but the irreversible performance that occurred before surgery, and successful surgery will not bring negative effects.
I wish you good health.
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Anonymous users2024-02-061. Whether there are sequelae depends on several aspects: the degree of injury, the injured part, postoperative recovery, etc. There are so many types of sequelae. Common are: long-term coma, hemiplegia, aphasia, epilepsy, etc.
2. Generally 2 weeks for a month.
3. Looking at his recovery, it's hard to say.
4. Strengthen nutrition and pay attention to rest.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Hello, I'm a member of the Conan Bar Baike Quanshuo, and I'm glad to hear your question from you
It is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine after the operation, take Chinese herbal medicine for comprehensive recuperation, improve immunity, adjust the balance of yin and yang, and achieve the goal of completeness, and the operation will not affect the life expectancy.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04The sequelae of this surgery depend on the surgical site, for example, if the surgical site is around the language center, the postoperative language ability will be reduced, the balance of the body will be affected in the cerebellum, and the memory center will affect the memory in the future. However, in either case, as long as the surgery is successful, all kinds of sequelae will slowly recover. So, please rest assured, you don't have to worry about these problems, and the doctor will explain it to the family.
Not necessarily, but there are cases of sequelae, so be optimistic. Yang Xiaojun worked as a business supervisor in a bank in Jilin City In January, Yang Xiaojun, who has always been in good health, had symptoms of dizziness and headache from time to time, and later fainted on the desk Yang Xiaojun's husband Yu Zhijie is the director of surgery at a hospital, and her brain ** After the ** came out, Yu Zhijie suspected that his wife was suffering from a cerebral hemangioma This disease is very terrible, when the tumor grows to a certain limit, it will cause the patient's innervation function to be disordered and lead to physical weakness and death The success rate of cerebral hemangioma removal surgery is almost zero in China. Even if you go to the United States for craniotomy, you will have many sequelae Although Yu Zhijie is a surgical expert, he is helpless about his wife's illness, and the only thing he can do is to conceal his wife's illness The more her husband conceals it, the more Yang Xiaojun suspects that she has an incurable disease On the day of the year, month and month, Yang Xiaojun stopped a taxi behind her husband's back and went alone to a People's Liberation Army hospital in Changchun City to be diagnosed That day, the taxi driver she was riding in was named Wang Jianwei, and he was an enthusiastic and cheerful demobilized soldier The two chatted happily Wang Jianwei has a sister named Wang Jianling, she was found to have leukemia before she got married, although she tried her best to save it, she finally closed her beautiful eyes forever The death of her sister has become a lingering shadow in the hearts of her relatives, and every time Wang Jianwei thinks of her sister's death, her heart aches Yang Xiaojun said softly, her words were warm and kind, Wang Jianwei felt that she was very much like her sister who died of illness In the evening, Wang Jianwei picked up Yang Xiaojun and rushed back from Changchun to catch Yang Xiaojun was very depressed, and the two of them were in a very low mood Wang Jianwei carefully asked her what unpleasant things had happened, and Yang Xiaojun took out the results of the examination Wang Jianwei.
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