For patients with cerebral hemorrhage, if they undergo minimally invasive surgery, the cost of the surgery depends on the specific situation. Under normal circumstances, the general cost is approximately a few thousand dollars. Specifically, it also depends on the charging standards of the local hospital and the local hospital's medical insurance policy, including whether some special materials are used during the surgery. These factors will have a significant impact on the patient's final expenses. Therefore, it is recommended to conduct a comprehensive assessment of the patient's specific situation before the surgery. In addition, it is necessary to consult the doctor about the specific cost of the surgery, including the reimbursement ratio of the local hospital's medical insurance policy, etc. After the surgery, further treatment is still needed for the patient, and there may still be certain expenses during the treatment period.