Solution for Neurosurgical Postoperative Recovery

Comprehensive management in the ultra-early and acute stages

Early comprehensive care should be provided. Excessive exercise should be avoided and vital signs should be maintained stably.

Individualized assessment and plan

Neurological function, motor ability, cognitive status, etc. are evaluated through scales (NIHSS (neurological deficit), Fugl-Meyer (motor function), MMSE (cognitive function)). A stepwise rehabilitation plan is formulated based on the location and severity of the hemorrhage.

Multidisciplinary collaborative rehabilitation

• Physical therapy (PT): Improve motor function and balance training.
• Occupational therapy (OT): Restore daily living abilities (such as dressing, eating).
• Speech therapy (ST): Address aphasia or swallowing disorders.
• Psychological intervention: Alleviate post-stroke depression and anxiety.

Complication management

• Prevent pulmonary infections, pressure ulcers, spasticity, etc.
• Control underlying diseases such as hypertension and diabetes to reduce the risk of recurrence.

Long-term rehabilitation and community support

• Continuous rehabilitation is required after discharge (at home or community rehabilitation centers).
• Regular follow-ups and adjustment of rehabilitation plans are conducted.