Case Study: Brain Surgery (Functional Stereotaxy) for Stroke
Multidisciplinary Treatment for Stroke
Patient Information:
- Name: MOMOYO YOSHIZAKI
- Diagnosis: Post-Stroke Syndrome with Left Epencephalon Hemorrhage
- Date of Birth: January 12, 1935
- Gender: Female
- Country: Japan
Medical History:
- Admitted to Beijing Puhua International Hospital on August 2018 due to balance disorder following a left epencephalon hemorrhage and post-stroke seizure.
- Did not undergo surgical intervention as the hemorrhage was not severe.
- Underwent rehabilitation therapy for 6 months with limited improvement:
- Poor balance control, able to walk only 10 meters with small steps.
- Gradually decreasing motor function, requiring wheelchair use upon admission.
- Cognitive impairment:
- Memory loss, worsened by fatigue
- Occasional failure to recognize family members (except her daughter)
- Inappropriate speech
- Local hospital refused treatment due to advanced age; subsequently, Ms. Hitomi (daughter) found BPIH online and sought consultation.
Medical Condition before Comprehensive Treatment for Stroke:
- Alert and oriented but with cognitive impairment.
- Unable to stand or walk independently.
- Normal muscle tone in all four limbs; no pathological signs.
- Acceptable sleep status; normal urine and bowel control.
- Ultrasound cardiography (UCG) showed:
- Anterior mitral leaflet prolapse with massive reflux
- Mild hydropericardium
Comprehensive Treatment for Stroke:
- Neural growth factor treatment via lumbar puncture and IV injection to repair injured neural cells.
- Medical optimization of neural function and metabolism.
- Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and rehabilitation therapy.
Medical Condition after Comprehensive Treatment for Stroke:
- Significant improvement in mental status and cognitive function:
- Memory improvement noted by daughter
- Heart rate more stable than before treatment
- Blood pressure better controlled and maintained
- Ms. MOMOYO YOSHIZAKI and her daughter express gratitude for the noticeable improvements within a short timeframe.
- Continued follow-up and support planned to maximize long-term recovery.
