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KMID : 0378019830260060081
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New Medical Journal
1983 Volume.26 No. 6 p.81 ~ p.87
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A clinical study on the causes and the site of Spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage
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Abstract
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The clinical data on the causes and the site are correlated in 130 patients with spontoneous intracerebral hemorrhages. The patients were observed in the departments of Neurology, Seoul National University Hospital and were confirmed by computerized tomography of the brain to have had the hemorrhage. Hemorrhage through trauma and reattacks were excluded in this study. The age ranges from 1 months after birth to 80 years old. Incidence by the hypertensive groups shows peaks at 50th decade with 38%, while normotensive group there are two high incidence on 2nd-3rd decades (15. 1%) and 5th-6th decades (21.1%).
As the causes of the hemorrhage, hypertension shows highest incidence of 74.6, ´ followed by Arteriovenous malformation 3.8%, arterial aneurysm 2.3%, blood dyscrasias 2.3%, brain tumor 1. 5%, moyamoyadisease 0.7%, and unknown etiology 14.6%.The site of the hemorrhage shows the highest incidence on the basal ganglia 46%, thalamus 15%, intraventricular hemorrhage 3%, cerebral white matter 1%, pons 7.5%, cerebellum 7.500. The precise location of the hemorrhage on the cerebral white ttamer were in frontal lobe 22%, parietal lobe 22%, temporoparietal lobes 31%, frontotemporal lobes 7%, frontoparietal lobes 7%, parietoocciptal lobes 7%, occipital lobe 4%.
The related literature were briefly reviewed.
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