Since the skull is deformed under pressure, it means that the hemangioma has invaded the skull, and if the skull is depressed, it may have an impact on the intracranial brain tissue in the future. I think the hospital’s suggestion is completely correct. Remove the skull. In order not to leave any skull defects (which not only affects the appearance but also has potential unhealthy risks), titanium alloy materials need to be used for partial repair. You can rest assured that cutting the skull will not cause any harm to the brain tissue. Especially with the strength of West China Hospital, this kind of surgery It's just a side dish.

I can’t help but respond to pzy16888’s point of view. As the motherland’s medicine, traditional Chinese medicine is indeed broad and profound. Especially in some internal medicine problems and comprehensive conditioning for which western medicine is still difficult to achieve satisfactory results, traditional Chinese medicine can be regarded as a kind of medicine. A good choice, and most domestic Western medicine doctors, including me, often use Chinese patent medicines as treatment methods. I have never denied this, so although I have been studying the theories of Western medicine, I have always respected Chinese medicine and have never denigrated or attacked the great achievements of Chinese medicine in the thousands of years of history of our country and its deserved medical status. But think about it, Chinese medicine has been developed for thousands of years. How long was the average life expectancy in China before the introduction of Western medicine? Although Western medicine has only a few hundred years of development, who can deny its contribution to mankind? Especially in the field of surgery, for diseases that can be solved through surgery, can Chinese herbal medicine alone solve the problem? Even for cancer, with the advancement of medicine in recent years, the treatment effect has improved by leaps and bounds, and many types of cancer have long since removed themselves from the label of "terminal disease" or "incurable disease"!

What I want to say is, if you post like pzy16888, you will belittle Western medicine and promote yourself, especially those diseases that can be easily and completely cured by current Western medicine diagnosis and treatment technology. Then I can I have to ask you to examine your conscience.

I am a military doctor and I have my own outlook on life and values. However, I often see a few patients who are misled because of financial interests and other reasons and suffer more pain and frustration when they should receive correct treatment. , I feel helpless and sad!