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What precautions are to be taken after neurosurgery for chronic sdh for 73 years old patient.
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Fall precautions: Typically patients are mobilized slowly to prevent re-accumulation of the sdh.
Answered 5/14/2013
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Avoid hitting head: Activities where you may hit your head can stir up bleeding again. This can lead to reaccumulation of blood in the subdural space. Cautious use of anticoagulants (check with your doctor) as this can increase the risks of re-bleeding.
Answered 3/31/2013
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