Hemorrhagic stroke: intracerebral hemorrhage - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, pathology

What is an intracerebral hemorrhagic stroke? It's a stroke caused by intracerebral hemorrhage which is when bleeding occurs within the cerebrum.

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[juliorodriguez]

I had a stroke at 31 years old due to high blood pressure in October 20222
I’ve been slowly regaining my ability bowalk again, therapy has been tough but it’s working. And so worth it. For anyone one going through this, don’t give up.

[waelfadlallah]

Never cease to amaze Osmosis.
Short and easy to understand video. I hope you decide to explain also about subarachnoid hemorrhage.

[akshayp]

My clinical Neuro is ongoing This video was very Thank you 💝

[martha]

This is the kind of stoke my son had last year, but through the grace of God my baby boy is doing very good. The only thing is his short-term memory and that getting better each day.

[cassandrapeters]

I had one in 2018 it affected my right side of my body . I suffer from pain daily. ... I Thank God that I survived it ....

[rashoff]

Watching this almost a month after my dad had this and passed a few days later. Good video

[kingdomaesthetica]

Sir i cannot thank you enough i have before understood stroke such amazingly it helpsss soooo i will cry put of happiness

[chocolab]

My husband died 6 weeks ago from a cerebral hemorrhage/stroke. His was in the brainstem, and there was no brain function and we took him off the ventilator, and he died within a minute or so. I just wanted to know what he experienced when he had it. I did the CPR, but I know there was nothing else I could do, and he was gone. I just hope he did not really know what was going on.

[dojczevolks]

You are people who have everthing in life

[BaoTran-lsoy]

This is amazing and packed with a lot of medical terms. I'm considering working in healthcare profession. Is this the type of information premed students should already be familiar with?

[davidcolombier]

I had two haemorrhage strokes, intracerebral haemorrhages at tha age of 4 and a half (1969)in Burbank, California.. I have grand-mal, as well as petit-mal epilepsies. I take medications. I see, obviously neurologists I have, in July, an appointment with a neurosurgeon. My neurologist wants me to go and be checked out by him. David

[idilarseven]

As a humble grandma……I don’t understand and I can’t follow up…..

[sawma]

A close relative of mine is curently in intensive care following a haemorrhagic stroke! Its been a month since the incident and doctors are constantly draining the pooled blood from her brain (about 100-200ml each day). Due to poor medical facilities, surgery isnt available in the region! I guess recovery isn’t an option anymore

[dawnquade]

Trying very hard but I had an ischemic followed by a hemorrhagic. It has left me hemiplegic so paralyzed on my left side. I lost the peripheral vision in my left eye can no longer drive. I do not get an electric wheelchair because of my vision. I am pretty much in my wheelchair to do or go anywhere, I am unable to walk without a lot of assistance because I have no balance. I just follow over. I don’t watch wash dishes. I don’t do laundry and I have a 16 year old son at home strokes suck

[chrishouseman]

Good video I'm pretty sure what I have is a slow brain bleed I frequently wake up in the middle of the night with super severe headaches and have to sit up and drink coffee to help relieve the pressure in my head

[-SUM-]

Would've been good if the symptoms of sudden, severe headache and vomiting were included.

[berner]

For any fans of the Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego, this is how Lynne Thigpen (The Chief) went out: Cerebral Hemorrhage.

[hammudash]

yr maza agya parh kr the way you teach uts

[srinivasang]

Your videos are good.
Your spoken words over the slide hide your videos image .
Try to solve it

[yomeaftab]

subacute non hemorrhagic infarct this is curable or not its is emergency or not because my mom has it and she has no symptoms