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…ioeconomic markers, and stroke severity.Results Among 3,209,635 stroke hospitalizations, 620,605 (19.3%) had private insurance, 329,23…

…travenous tranexamic acid to placebo in adults with spontaneous ICH treated within 12 hours. The primary outcome was 90-day functio…

…and warfarin treatment are associated with an increased risk of intracerebral haemorrhage (ICH). Specific reversal exists for warfarin (vitamin K/prothro…

…Background As minimally invasive surgical evacuation of intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) becomes increasingly adopted, long-term functional recove…

…ospectively collected large-scale cohort of patients with acute ICH admitted to the Neurology Department of The Second Affiliated H…

… had higher injury severity scores (33 vs 27; p<0.05). Rates of pneumonia (49% vs 21%) and sepsis (19% vs 9%) were higher in the progress…

…h poorer outcomes.Conclusion Surgical management of spontaneous ICH is associated with superior functional recovery and lower morta…

…have distinctive MRI characteristics, which might differentiate iCAA from other CAA subtypes and provide new insights into underlyin…

…erall in-hospital mortality was 18.5%. Despite a rise in annual hemorrhagic stroke admissions from 6,690 in 2013 to 14,407 in 2023, mortality sign…

…ng of initial intervention.Conclusions Intensive BP lowering in acute spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage consistently reduces hematoma expansion but does not reliably i…

…nd Variation in minimally invasive surgical (MIS) workflows for intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) persists across U.S. hospitals, influencing timeliness, and qua…

…re. 17 patients died during this follow up period – 4 cancer, 3 ICH, 3 fatal ischaemic strokes, 7 other causes. All bleeding fatali…