We analyzed 138 CVD patients during 5 year period to obtained the important factors contributing to prognosis.
(1) High blood sugar and Ecg abnomalities were related to poor prognosis in the cerebral bleeding group.
(2) Brain herniation, deep coma, internal bleeding in CT and ventricular bleeding were the major factors related to hospital mortality. Hepatorenal failure in the cerebral bleeding and SAH group and renal failure in cerebral infarction group had close relation with poor prognosis, indicating “below of neck” therapy is necessary for life support.
(3) Similar condition exists in DIC, therefore prevention of brain edema and early therapy of DIC is necessary.
(4) Traine d staff and well organized institution are necessary in order to evaluate the patients condition and to benefit from emergency operation.
