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Abstract
The non-contrast CT is the most readily available tool providing rapid
feedback and is thus commonly used in emergency departments. It is
thought to be nearly 100% sensitive for detecting clinically relevant acute
hemorrhages. Moreover, it may elucidate hematoma location and
expansion and the presence of edema. MRIs are most frequently utilized
as follow-up investigations to identify secondary causes of ICH, such as
arterio-venous malformation (AVM), amyloid angiopathy, or associated
neoplasm.
Chronic hypertension produces a small vessel vasculopathy characterized
by lipohyalinosis, fibrinoid necrosis, and development of charcotBouchard aneurysms, affecting penetrating arteries throughout the brain
including lenticulostriates, thalamoperforators, paramedian branches of
the basilar artery, superior cerebellar arteries, and anterior inferior
cerebellar arteries
The aim of this essay is to discuss recent knowledge and evidence based
studies regarding critical care management of intra cerebral hemorrhage.