It was reported that the patient was admitted to the hospital due to "inadvertent fell down and head trauma." preoperative diagnosis was skull fracture, hydrocephalus, and cerebellar subdural hematoma.In order to reduce intracranial pressure, the patient was sent to the operating room under general anesthesia on (b)(6) 2020, to perform ventricle-ventricular abdominal shunt surgery, the operation process was smooth, the cerebrospinal fluid was drained smoothly, the intracranial pressure was reduced, and the related symptoms were improved.On (b)(6) 2020, the nurse on duty checked the skin and found that the local scalp wound around the drainage shunt tube implanted in the head showed obvious redness and swelling, but there was no exudate.The blood infection index was not obvious after recheck.In the next few days, the redness and swelling gradually increased.After a doctor's examination, the scalp wound was strengthened with local dressing, and a little hormone anti-allergic treatment was added, and the wound gradually healed.Additional information received stated that it was suspected that patient factors caused the problem, and local dressing changes had been strengthened.At present, the patient's head skin redness had been controlled, and their condition was stable.
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