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Intracranial Hemorrhages* ; Stroke*

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Gestational Age* ; Intracranial Hemorrhages*

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Hemorrhage* ; Intracranial Hemorrhages*

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Intracranial Hemorrhages* ; Thrombolytic Therapy*

This study carried out on 72 patients with secondary cerebroventricular hemorrhage and 115 patients with cerebral hemorrhage, without cerebroventricular apoplexy. The results showed that the cerebral hemorrhage in any area could lead to secondary cerebroventricular apoplexy. 65% of cases with thalamic hemorrhage had cerebroventricular apoplexy. The dimension of blood clot in the secondary cerebroventricular hemorrhage was larger than this in the cerebro parenchyma hemorrhage without apoplexy. The clinical characteristics included sudden crisis, conscious disorder, and cerebral stimulation. The mortality rate was 25%.
Intracranial Hemorrhages ; diagnosis

Background: Intracranial hemorrhage (lCH) is a common disease with high rate of mortality and neurological sequel. Objectives:to estimate preventive effectiveness of intracranial hemorrhage by vitamin K1 and K3 for newborns just after birth". Subjects and methods: An epidemiological, randomized control study with intervention was conducted. The study included all children under 3 months with and without ICH during period 1/1/2000 -30/6/2004 living in Hatay province. Among them all the newborns during period 1/6/2002 - 30/6/2004 were injected either 1 mg vitamin K1 or K3. Results: Children injected with vitamin K in the intervention period were followed up in three months and evaluated by a united process. Effects of intervention were calculated by preventive value. 62.057/82069 newborns were injected vitamin K1 or Vitamin K3 (25.725 newborns were injected Vitamin K1; 36.332 newborns were injected vitamin K3). Single dose 1M reduced the rate of ICH in infants: The morbidity changed from 3.3\ufffd?to 0.82\ufffd? the prevention value was 96%. There were no complications and side effects of vitamin K injections reported. Conclusions: Injection of vitamin K1 and K3 have similar preventive effectiveness. Vitamin K injection 1M with recommended dose was safe for newborns.\r\n', u' \r\n', u'\r\n', u'
Intracranial Hemorrhages ; Vitamin K Deficiency

A male patient aged 52 was admitted due to an attack to manage the hypertensive intracerebral hematoma at the left subfrontal region. An operation of supraorbital keyhole approach via a superciliary skin incision was performed. Result showed a shortened surgical time of a minimal invasion, almost hematoma was removed completely. Post-operative status was stable and the patient was discharged with GOC score of 5
Intracranial Hemorrhage, Hypertensive ; Intracranial Hemorrhages ; surgery ; Therapeutics

Although the results of intra-arterial thrombolysis for the treatment of acute ischemic stroke have been encouraging, the failure of arterial recanalization and intracranial hemorrhage were unresolved problems of this procedure. Because of this limitation, there has been increasing interest in the use of percutaneous transluminal angioplasty (PTA). Recently, we have treated three patients with acute ischemic stroke using PTA of the intracranial artery. Although the arterial recanalization was achieved initially in all cases, only one patient showed clinical improvement.
Angioplasty* ; Arteries* ; Humans ; Intracranial Hemorrhages ; Stroke*

Intra-cranial hemorrage is a serious condition in infants can result in significant morbidity and mortality in developing countries. 680 infants with intracranial haemorrhage have symptoms for 30-60 days (86.2%). Sex ratio between boys and girls was 3/1. The laboratory findings as followed: prolongation of PT, APTT (94,7%), diminution of factors II,VII,IX in 80% of cases. Clinical manifestations are acute anemia (99.1%), distubance of consiousness (100%);100% have some kind of seizures; 91% in bulging of the anterior fontanel. Subarachnoid hemorrhage was major condition in 90.1% of patients, but allways combined with other lesions. The mortality was 14.7% and survived children had severe psycho-neurological sequelae. Intra-cranial hemorrhagic disease in infants has the characteristics of vitamin K deficiency. The haemorrhagic lesions are diverse and complex. Disease caused high mortality as well as high sequella rates.
Intracranial Hemorrhages , Infant, Epidemiologic Studies, Laboratories, Vietnam

Study on 86 patients with intraventricular hemorrhage among 201 hemorrhagic stroke patients treated at Central Military Hospital 108, Friendship Hospital, and Hospital No 103. Results: in primary intraventricular hemorrhage: 85.7% of patients had hemorrhage in whole cerebroventricular system; severity: severe: 50%, moderate: 28.6%, mild: 21.4%; 64.3% patients suffered from complication of cerebroventricular dilatation. In secondary intraventricular hemorrhage: 23.6% of patients had hemorrhage in whole cerebroventricular system, 34.7% patients with unilateral hemorrhage and 26.4% patients with bilateral hemorrhage; severity: severe: 59.7%, moderate: 31.9%, and mild: 8.3%; 48.6% patients had complication of cerebroventricular dilatation. This complication occurred in 53.8% patients with thalamus hemorrhage, 41.9% patients with hemorrhage of corpus striatum-interior capsule, and 37.5% patients with lobar hemorrhage. 13.9% patients had hematoma volume more than 60cm3 and 17.7% of hematomas caused grade III of space-occupying hematoma.
Intracranial Hemorrhages ; Tomography, X-Ray Computed