Cure Research for Cerebral hemorrhage
Latest Treatments for Cerebral hemorrhage
Some of the more recent treatments for Cerebral hemorrhage include:
Medical Research Breakthroughs and Cerebral hemorrhage
New way to control bleeding in the brain: A multicenter study led by Johns Hopkins doctors has
fine-tuned the dosage and timing for administering clot-busting tissue
plasminogen activator (tPA) to patients with strokes caused by bleeding within
the brain. The treatment has been shown to dramatically decrease death and
disability in patients with this typically lethal subset of stroke. The
condition, known as intracerebral haemorrhage (ICH), causes blood to clot
inside the brain's interior cavities, building up pressure within the brain.
Until recently, no treatment existed for this subset of stroke.The new research builds on a series of previous studies
designed to test the safety and efficacy of clot-busting drugs in patients with
ICH. This treatment, clears the trapped blood out of the brain by bathing-and
dissolving-the clot directly in tPA. This drug normally isn't recommended for
conditions that involve bleeding, such as ICH, because it can increase the risk
of further haemorrhage. However, since high-dose (80 to 100 mg) tPA is
effective at breaking up clots in other conditions, such as heart attacks and
other types of strokes, the team wondered whether very low doses of the drug
might be a safe and effective way to treat ICH. Tracking patients' progress
with daily CT scans, the researchers found that the clots dissolved within
three to four days on average, with patients on 1 milligram of tPA every 8
hours dissolving their clots about a day faster than those on the other
treatment regimens. This timing is about two to three times faster than that of
previous patients who didn't receive tPA. Hanley notes that additional bleeding
among all the patients was minimal; those treated with tPA weren't any more
likely to have additional haemorrhage than those past patients who didn't
receive the drug. One month after treatment, more than 80 percent of the
patients were alive, and 10 percent of these had recovered enough to return to
their jobs, the researchers report.
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Clinical Trials for Cerebral hemorrhage
Some of the clinical trials for Cerebral hemorrhage include:
Evidence Based Medicine Research for Cerebral hemorrhage
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