The clinical and rehabilitation data of 26 postoperative rehabilitation patients with intracranial tumor were retrospectively analyzed. The data of gender，age， pathological classification， histological grade， neurological dysfunction，history of hypertension， history of coronary heart disease， history of diabetes， postoperative time，lower extremity deep vein thrombosis， use of antiepileptic drugs， and scores of activities of daily living（ADL） on admission and discharge of all the patients were statistically analyzed.

The average age of 26 postoperative rehabilitation patients with intracranial tumor was （46.42±15.23） years， the majority of the patients was male（19 cases）.The admission time was mainly from 2 to 4 weeks after the operation. The most common dysfunctions were motor dysfunctions and balance disorder and ataxia. A total of 57.69% of the patients were complicated with the lower extremity deep venous thrombosis，80.76% of the patients took the anti-epileptic drugs，and 61.53% of the patients had the severe motor dysfunctions.There was significant difference in the ADL score of the patiens between admission and discharge （P<0.05）.

The attentions should be paid to the common clinical complications such as lower extremity deep venous thrombosis and epilepsy in the postoperative rehabilitation patients with intracranial tumor. Such patients are generally complicated with multiple types of dysfunctions. The postoperative rehabilitation therapy can effectively improve the ADL of the patients.