ObjectiveTo investigate the effect of pumping haematoma from vertebrae and skull with CT locating to treat hypertensive intracerebral hemorrhage.MethodsThe cases were divided into 2 groups:the operation group(89 cases),in which patients were given the approach of pumping haematoma from vertebrae and skull on the basic of internal medical treatment, with the help of head CT locating, and the control group(71 cases),in which the internal medical treatment was used only. ResultsThe survival rate,the death rate,the complications and the nerve function recovery in the operation group after 20 days and 6 months were improved compared with that in the control group(P<0.01).ConclusionThe approach of pumping haematoma from vertebrae and skull is a safe,effective,practical and easy method in treating hypertensive intracerebral hemorrhage.

Studies on the effective methods and mechanism for the treatment of patients with functional ejaculatory incompetence were pursued on the basis of clinical practice. 90 patients with functional ejaculatory incompetence were treated by giving the electromagnetic stimulation to their pudendal nerve and the vibrational massage to their penis. Then the excitation conductive time and velocity of their pudendal nerve were simultaneously determined by the electro-neurophysiology technique. Of the 90 patients with functional ejaculatory incompetence, 69(76.7%) obtained cured effects, 19(21.1%) notable effects and 2(2.2%) improved effects. The total effective rate was 100%. The excitation conductive time and velocity of their pudendal nerve were both significantly different from those before treatment (P < 0.05). These suggest that it is practical to reach the ejaculatory threshold, trigger the ejaculatory reflex and complete the process of ejaculation because the nerve with improved excitational conductibility may release more acetylcholine from is endings after the electromagnetic stimulation to nerve and the vibrational massage to penis.
Adult ; Ejaculation ; Electric Stimulation Therapy ; Humans ; Male ; Massage ; Sexual Dysfunction, Physiological ; therapy ; Treatment Outcome ; Vibration