Anaesthesia Section

Hypertensive stress is a critical clinical condition of acute impairment of critical target organs such as heart, brain and kidneys, when the blood pressure rises sharply and significantly under specific…

The classification of hypertension is based on the blood pressure level, which is usually divided into normal, normal high, primary high blood pressure, secondary high blood pressure and tertiary high…

As a common chronic disease, hypertension is often divided into several levels depending on the level of blood pressure. The treatment of hypertension at different levels also varies, and the…

Coronary heart disease is a common cardiovascular disease that seriously affects the quality of life of patients. Intervention treatment is an important means of treatment, improving heart blood flow and…

As lifestyles change and population ageing increases, cardiovascular diseases become the primary “killers” that threaten people's health, with coronary heart disease most common. The incidence of coronary heart disease is…

An acute brain, also known as a stroke, is a sudden cerebrovascular event that disrupts brain blood supply and leads to a series of neurofunctional disorders. As diseases of the…

Cognitive impairments are common after-effects of acute brain failure, which can have serious consequences for the ability of the patient to live, communicate, learn, and so on, not only increases…

The treatment of enzymes in acute brain is an important treatment for persons with an ischaemic brain, with the aim of rapidly recovering brain blood flow, reducing brain tissue damage…

Acute heart failure (AHF) as a sudden clinical syndrome is marked by a rapid or significant increase in heart failure symptoms and signs, accompanied by a significant increase in plasma…

Acute heart disorders are one of the most common clinical heart diseases, and some patients suffer from acute and rapid health conditions, which must be identified as early as possible…