[Remarks on conservative treatment of cerebral hematoma]

Authors present 38 patients treated non-operatively because of intracerebral haematomas since 1988 till 1990 in ++Neuro-traumatological Ward Medical Academy of Lódź. The aforementioned data revealed that patients could be treated non-invasively if: 1. On admittance to the ward they were in good general condition they were conscious or their awareness was uptuned a bit. 2. Compression of ventricular system and even slight replacement of media line structures was not an indication to operative treatment if the consciousness of the patients had been good, had not deteriorated during the treatment and on CT scan control haematomas and mass effect vanished. 3. It seemed that if general and neurological condition of patients was good or improved the control could be performed in week or even longer periods of time.