Prescription and preparation method of externally applied traditional Chinese medicine for preventing postoperative complications of chronic subdural hematoma

Abstract

The invention provides an externally-used traditional Chinese medicines formula for preventing chronic subdural haematoma postoperative complications and a preparation method. The externally-used traditional Chinese medicines formula consists of hematoxylon 3000 g, rhizoma bletillae 2000 g, large-leaved gentian 1000 g, radix aconiti preparata 1500 g, radix clematidis 1500 g, flowers carthami 1500 g, schizonepeta 1000 g, radices sileris 1000 g, mirabilite 200 g, borneol 50 g and muskone 20 g. The preparation method comprises the steps of decocting the previous eight medicine materials for two times, mixing decocted fluids to be concentrated, adding the mirabilite to perform sterile filling so as to obtain a decocted medicine fluid; solving the borneol and the muskone in 75% of ethanol solution to be mixed evenly so as to obtain the ethyl alcohol solution. The externally-used traditional Chinese medicines formula has the advantages of being convenient to use, low in cost, economic, practical, non-toxic, harmless and clear in using effect, is mainly used for absorbing subdural haematoma postoperative hydrops and hematocele and preventing the complications. All medicines are combined and used for decreasing bleeding and exudation and accelerating hematoma absorption.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an externally used traditional Chinese medicine prescription and a preparation method for preventing postoperative complications of chronic subdural hematoma, so as to promote the absorption of postoperative effusion and hemorrhage after chronic subdural hematoma, belonging to the field of traditional Chinese medicine. Background technique [0002] Chronic subdural hematoma (CSDH) is a common neurosurgical disease, accounting for about 10% of all kinds of intracranial hematoma, and it mostly occurs in the middle-aged and elderly people, mostly the elderly. Most had a history of head trauma. At present, it is believed that the brain tissue of the elderly is atrophic, and the brain tissue moves greatly in the brain when the forehead and the back of the occipital are exerted, and the bridging veins, venous sinuses, and arachnoid granules are easily damaged and cause hemorrhage. Studies have shown that the reasons for the continuo...

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Problems solved by technology

In this part of the patients, there is residual fluid and blood in the subdural subdural after cranial drilling irrigation and drainage, which is likely to cause the recurrence of subdural hematoma