421 Intracranial Hemorrhage Flashcards
Trial the demonstrated that in patients with spontaneous ICH, lowering the BP to <140 mmHg improves outcomes but does not improve mortality compared to a target of <180 mmHg (H20 C421 P3091)
INTERACT2
Drugs preferred in lowering BP in ICH (H20 C421 P3092)
Nonvasodilating drugs e.g. nicardipine, labetalol, esmolol
Amyloid angiopathy is rare in patients aged (H20 C421 P3092)
<60 years
Most common site for hypertensive hemorrhage (H20 C421 P3093)
Putamen
Neurologic deficit in hemorrhage of dominant thalamus (H20 C421 P3092)
Aphasia
Neurologic deficit in bleeds of nondominant thalamus [2] (H20 C421 P3092)
Apraxia, mutism
Syndrome wherein a patient with thalamic hemorrhage develops chronic contralateral pain
Déjérine-Roussy syndrome
Major neurologic deficit with an occipital hemorrhage (H20 C421 P3093)
Hemianopsia
Major neurologic deficit with an left temporal hemorrhage [2] (H20 C421 P3093)
Aphasia, delirium
Major neurologic deficit with a parietal hemorrhage (H20 C421 P3093)
Hemisensory loss
Major neurologic deficit with a frontal hemorrhage (H20 C421 P3093)
Arm weakness
Probably the most common cause of lobar hemorrhage in the elderly (H20 C421 P3093)
Amyloid angiopathy
Provides definitive diagnosis of cerebral amyloid angiopathy (H20 C421 P3093)
Cerebral biopsy
The use of this therapy may be beneficial kn cerebral amyloid angipathy-associated vasculitis (H20 C421 P3093)
Oral glucocorticoids
Causes ICH by venous hypertension (H20 C421 P3092)
Dural arteriovenous anomaly