Milde Hypothermie als Therapieoption bei großer intrazerebraler Blutung

Große intrazerebrale Blutungen (ICB) sind mit einer hohen Morbidität und Mortalität vergesellschaftet [1]. Die Prognose hängt dabei ganz entscheidend ab von der Größe der ICB, der Lage, einer Nachblutung und einer zusätzlichen intraventrikulären Blutung [2]. Bisher ist nicht klar, ob Patienten mit großer ICB von einer operativen Therapie wie z. B. einer Hämatomevakuation profitieren.

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