Article

Spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhages represent from 10 to 15% of strokes. They
can be defined by the eruption of arterial blood within the cerebral parenchyma.
Clinical signs are not specific and the diagnosis can only be made using brain
imaging techniques (CT or magnetic resonance imaging). Management of
intracerebral hemorrhage combines general measures (neurovascular intensive care
unit, treatment of high blood pressure and of neurotoxic factors) with more
specific measures including correction of coagulation abnormalities and, in some
cases, neurosurgical treatment.
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