The following methods are used to lower the intracranial pressure in patients with head injury except
ICP monitoring guides the use of specific therapies such as cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) drainage, sedation, mild hyperventilation, or hyperosmolar euvolemia with administration of hypeonic saline or mannitol, or both, for control of ICP and CPP. Ref: Youmans-and-Winn-Neurological-Surgery 8th ed, p-2943
Hyperventilation
Administration of Mannitol
Hypothermia
Administration of Nifedipine
Trauma