%0 Journal Article %T 高血压性丘脑出血外科治疗策略的现状与临床进展
Current Status and Clinical Advances in Surgical Treatment Strategies for Hypertensive Thalamic Hemorrhage %A 田从坤 %A 郭杰 %J Journal of Clinical Personalized Medicine %P 548-556 %@ 2334-3443 %D 2025 %I Hans Publishing %R 10.12677/jcpm.2025.42214 %X 随着高血压患者数量的增加，高血压丘脑出血作为一种常见的脑血管急症，其外科治疗策略亟需优化。本文总结了高血压丘脑出血的外科治疗方法，并评估了不同治疗手段的效果及其适用范围。已有研究表明，微创手术相较于传统开颅手术，在减少术后并发症和缩短恢复时间方面具有显著优势。相关研究还对手术时间、出血量及患者预后进行了量化比较，结果显示，个体化手术时机的选择能显著提升患者的生存率和生活质量。本文旨在探讨高血压丘脑出血外科治疗策略的现状与临床进展，并展望了新型微创技术和人工智能在该领域中的应用前景及潜力，以期为临床治疗提供参考，提升治疗效果，改善患者预后。未来的研究应重点关注患者术后长期生活质量的评估，以及先进成像技术在诊断和预后评估中的应用。
With the increase in the number of hypertensive patients, the surgical treatment strategy for hypertensive thalamic hemorrhage, a common cerebrovascular emergency, needs to be optimized. This article summarizes the surgical treatments for hypertensive thalamic hemorrhage and evaluates the effectiveness of different treatments and their scope of application. It has been shown that minimally invasive surgery has significant advantages in reducing postoperative complications and shortening recovery time compared with traditional craniotomy. Related studies have also quantitatively compared operative time, bleeding volume and patient prognosis, and have shown that individualized timing of surgery can significantly improve patient survival and quality of life. The purpose of this article is to discuss the current status and clinical progress of surgical treatment strategies for hypertensive thalamic hemorrhage, and to look into the prospects and potential of novel minimally invasive techniques and artificial intelligence in this field, with the aim of providing reference for clinical treatment, enhancing treatment efficacy, and improving patient prognosis. Future studies should focus on the assessment of patients’ long-term postoperative quality of life and the application of advanced imaging techniques in diagnosis and prognostic assessment. %K 高血压丘脑出血， %K 外科治疗策略， %K 微创手术， %K 手术时机
Hypertensive Thalamic Hemorrhage %K Surgical Treatment Strategy %K Minimally Invasive Surgery %K Timing of Surgery %U http://www.hanspub.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?PaperID=110835