Clinical Study of Lumbar and Leg Pain Injury Caused by Subarachnoid Hemorrhage
Abstract
Objective: To study the application of lumbar puncture cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) aspiration in the treatment of subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) induced by lumbosacral nerve neuralgia. Methods: CSF from 313 patients after craniotomy, brain contusion and laceration, and lumbosacral nerve pain were withdrawn via lumbar puncture. 10−20 mL hemorrhagic CSF was withdrawn 1−3 times except when contraindicated, to promote spinal nerve stimulation while relieving the effects of lumbosacral nerve pain symptoms. Results: Lumbar puncture CSF treatment application of hemorrhagic traumatic SAH induced by lumbosacral nerve pain was a success except in 3 patients with low intracranial pressure symptoms. Conclusion: Lumbar puncture to remove CSF was successfully applied to treat hemorrhagic traumatic SAH induced by lumbosacral nerve pain effect.
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