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Abstract Objective：To explore incision and drainage of the cisterna magna influencing the cathetering time of lateral ventricle drainage， in the treatment of hypertensive cerebellar hemorrhage breaking into ventricle.Method：10 patients with hypertensive cerebellar hemorrhage breaking into ventricle who were received and cured in our hospital and People’s Hospital of Dongguan from July 2014 to January 2015， received posterior fossa craniotomy evacuation of hematoma while using incision and drainage of the cisterna magna（ treatment group）， and infused lateral ventricle and cisterna magna with urokinase postoperatively， recorded the cathetering time of lateral ventricle drainage； the original patients with posterior fossa craniotomy hematoma removal of foramen magnum decompression and lateral ventricle drainage were selected as control cases（ control group）.Result：The mean catheterization time of lateral ventricle drainage was（ 4.00±2.49）d， in treatment group， while（ 7.30±2.00）d in control group， The difference had statistical significance（ t=3.270， P<0.05）.Conclusion：Cisterna incision drainage shorten the mean catheterization time of lateral ventricle drainage in the treatment of hypertensive cerebellar hemorrhage breaking into ventricle， so reducing the infection rate of intracranial， and improving the curative effect.
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