After intracerebral hemorrhage, the clinical status changes and hematoma volume (HV) in the brain associated with the prognosis of patients. Our goals were to comment changes of clinical and intracerebral hematoma volume, noncontrast and contrast brain CT-Scanner images in acute supratentorial hemorrhage. | Journal of military pharmaco-medicine 7-2013 CHANGES OF CLINICAL AND INTRACEREBRAL HEMATOMA VOLUME, NONCONTRAST AND CONTRAST BRAIN CT-SCAN IMAGES IN ACUTE SUPRATENTORIAL HEMORRHAGE Nguyen Van Chuong*; Dinh Vinh Quang** summary After intracerebral hemorrhage, the clinical status changes and hematoma volume (HV) in the brain associated with the prognosis of patients. Our goals were to comment changes of clinical and intracerebral hematoma volume, noncontrast and contrast brain CT-Scanner images in acute supratentorial hemorrhage. Descriptive, prospective analysis of 188 acute supratentorial hemorrhage patients associated with hypertension at admission, admitted within six hours after onset, from 2010 to 2013 Results: The average age was of , including 128 males (68%) and 60 females (32%). There were no differences in the Glasgow, mRS score, only differences in the two time points NIHSS at admission and after 72 hours. HV average on 2nd CT was cm3, 1st CT was cm3, rate has increased HV on 2nd CT after 72 hours was . * Key words: Supratentorial hemorrhage; Noncontrast and contrast brain CT-Scanner images. Introduction Although stroke is a classic pathology of the neurology, but still a topical issue in the world because it is the cause of death ranks third after cancer and heart disease, the cause of leading death in neuropathy. According to Orgogozo (1995) and (1994), intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) accounts for 15% to 20% of brain stroke patients, and this condition can cause death or severe disability than cerebral infarction [2]. Every year, more than 20,000 Americans die of ICH. ICH frequency of 10 - 20 people per 100,000 population and increases with age [7]. After ICH, the clinical status changes and hematoma volume (HV) in the brain associated with the prognosis of patients. In our daily work, we have to treat brain stroke patients in general, and particular in ICH, but the results are not as expected, because of some patients .
