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    Intracerebral hemorrhage can be classified based on location, with deep hemorrhages usually caused by hypertension and lobar hemorrhages often due to vascular malformations or coagulopathies. Subarachnoid hemorrhage typically arises from aneurysms and can be rapidly lethal or cause chronic hydrocephalus. Parenchymal brain injuries range from mild concussions to severe lacerations, with clinical features depending on the location and extent of injury. Traumatic vascular injuries also vary based on the source of bleeding such as dural or parenchymal vessels and severity of trauma.

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    Intracerebral hemorrhage can be classified based on location, with deep hemorrhages usually caused by hypertension and lobar hemorrhages often due to vascular malformations or coagulopathies. Subarachnoid hemorrhage typically arises from aneurysms and can be rapidly lethal or cause chronic hydrocephalus. Parenchymal brain injuries range from mild concussions to severe lacerations, with clinical features depending on the location and extent of injury. Traumatic vascular injuries also vary based on the source of bleeding such as dural or parenchymal vessels and severity of trauma.

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    Intracerebral hemorrhage can be classified based on location, with deep hemorrhages usually caused by hypertension and lobar hemorrhages often due to vascular malformations or coagulopathies. Subarachnoid hemorrhage typically arises from aneurysms and can be rapidly lethal or cause chronic hydrocephalus. Parenchymal brain injuries range from mild concussions to severe lacerations, with clinical features depending on the location and extent of injury. Traumatic vascular injuries also vary based on the source of bleeding such as dural or parenchymal vessels and severity of trauma.

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    Pathophys - Neuro - CVD

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    Intracerebral hemorrhage can be classified based on location, with deep hemorrhages usually caused by hypertension and lobar hemorrhages often due to vascular malformations or coagulopathies. Subarachnoid hemorrhage typically arises from aneurysms and can be rapidly lethal or cause chronic hydrocephalus. Parenchymal brain injuries range from mild concussions to severe lacerations, with clinical features depending on the location and extent of injury. Traumatic vascular injuries also vary based on the source of bleeding such as dural or parenchymal vessels and severity of trauma.

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    Classification of Intracerebral Hemorrhage

    Features: Sudden onset of headache, focal deficits, and signs of increasing ICP IPH: ganglionic IPH: lobar SITE Basal ganglia, thalamus, pons, deep Cerebral lobes cerebellum USUAL CAUSE Hypertensive vascular disease arious !malformation, coagulopathy, etc" OUTCOME %ften lethal variable Subarachnoid Base of brain, convexities Berry aneurysm, # $ %ften lethal, acute vasospasm, chronic hydrocephalis

    Parenchymal Brain In&ury presentations:


    TYPE Concussion Con usion Lac!ra ion "i##us! A$onal "a%ag! CLINICAL FEATURES 'ransient loc( +%C ,-. deficits +%C , deficits Prolonged +%C CHARACTERISTICS $ild )#)* Intact Pia.#rachnoid, frontal-temporal poles, lateral temporal 'orn Pia.#rachnoid 'earing of axons in CC, long tracts

    'raumatic ascular In&ury


    &IN" E'idural h!%a o%a Subdural h!%a o%a Subarachnoid( in ra'ar!nch)%al h!%a o%a "i##us! *ascular in+ur) SOURCE )ural arteries Bridging veins Parenchymal laceration Shearing of axons and vessels CLINICAL FEATURES +%C, then silent interval #cute, subacute, chronic ariable Similar to )#) CAUSES S/ull fracture 'rauma can be mild0 brain atrophy, coagulopathy ariable, usually severe trauma Similar to )#)

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