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cerebral aneurysm, arteries, the brain, hemorrhage, intracerebral, deep, intracranial bleed, deep intracerebral hemorrhage, type of stroke, bleeding, the deep structures, the brain, thalamus, basal ganglia, pons, cerebellum, intracerebral hemorrhage, affect any person regardless of age, sex, race, though it is more common in older people, bleeding, occur in any part, the brain, blood, accumulate, in the tissues, subarachnoid space, space between the brain, membranes covering the brain, meninges, bleeding isolated to part of one cerebral hemisphere, lobar intracerebral hemorrhage, occur in other brain structures the thalamus, basal ganglia, pons, cerebellum, intracerebral hemorrhage that, trauma most commonly occurs, in the basal ganglia, intracerebral hemorrhage, head injury, trauma, bleeding into a tumor, abnormalities, the blood vessels, cerebral aneurysm, angioma, -tumors involving the blood vessels, an abnormality in blood clotting, one of these conditions, intracerebral hemorrhage, commonly associated, high blood pressure, hypertensive intracerebral hemorrhage, no cause, bleeding, in the brain irritates the brain tissues, causing swelling, cerebral edema, collect into a mass, hematoma, cerebral edema, presence of a hematoma, the brain, place increasing pressure on the brain tissues, eventually destroy them, symptoms vary depending on the extent of damage, location, the bleed, risk factors, intracerebral hemorrhage, causative disorders, various blood, bleeding disorders, disseminated intravascular coagulation, dic, hemophilia, sickle cell anemia, leukemia, decreased blood platelets, use of aspirin, anticoagulant medications, blood thinners, liver disease, increased bleeding risk, headache, occur, lying flat, patient to awaken from sleep, increase, change in position, starts suddenly, increase, bending, straining, coughing, nausea, vomiting, change in alertness, level of consciousness, apathetic, withdrawn, sleepy, lethargic, somnolent, stuporous, unconscious, comatose, decreased vision, loss of, part of vision, sensation changes, on only one side, decreased sensation, numbness, tingling, abnormal sensations, difficulty speaking, understanding others, difficulty swallowing, difficulty writing, reading, movement changes, on only one side, weakness of any body part, difficulty moving any body part, loss of fine motor skills, loss of coordination, loss of balance, seizure, symptoms vary depending on the location, the bleed, brain tissue affected, symptoms most commonly develop suddenly, warning, episodic, stopping, progressively worsening manner, neurological examination, indicate increased intracranial pressure, decreases in specific brain functions, specific pattern of symptoms, function changes, the deep brain tissues, sudden nausea, vomiting, loss of balance, headache, rapid decrease in consciousness, indicate a bleed, in the cerebellum, brainstem, eye examination, swelling, the optic nerve from pressure, in the brain, changes in eye movement, abnormal reflexes present, the cause of bleeding, cbc, platelet count, bleeding time, prothrombin time, pt, partial thromboplastin time, ptt, liver function tests, kidney function tests, deep intracerebral hemorrhage confirmed, exact location, bleeding determined, head ct, preferred, bleed is less than 48 hours old, mri of head, angiogram, deep intracerebral hemorrhage, severe condition requiring prompt medical attention, episodic, develop quickly into a life-threatening situation, treatment goals include life support measures, control of symptoms, depending on the specific location, extent, the bleeding, surgical removal of hematomas appropriate, hematoma, in the cerebellum, surgical repair, removal of structures causing the bleed, repair of cerebral aneurysm, arteriovenous malformation, appropriate medicines used, corticosteroids, diuretics to reduce swelling, anticonvulsants to control seizures, medicine to control pain, treatments recommended, depending on the condition, symptoms that develop, outcome is highly variable, prognosis depends on the degree of swelling, the hematoma, death, occur quickly despite prompt medical treatment, recovery, occur completely, level of permanent loss of brain functions, medications, surgery, treatments, have severe side effects, permanent loss of any brain function, loss of vision, loss of movement of one, all extremities, loss of speaking ability, loss of eating, swallowing ability, loss of cognitive function, complications of surgery, side effects of medications, treat the disorder, hydrocephalus, blood, in the ventricles, severe headache, nausea, vomiting, decreased vision, numbness, tingling occurs, other symptoms of deep intracerebral hemorrhage develop, emergency symptoms include difficulty breathing, seizures, loss of ability to move, swallow, sudden loss of sensations, sudden change in mental state, loss of consciousness, control of causative, risk-related disorders, reduce the risk of developing intracerebral hemorrhage, high blood pressure, not stop taking medications, advised to, by the health care provider, minimize the risk of head injury by using appropriate safety equipment, safety precautions in sports, recreation, work, use hard hats, bicycle, motorcycle helmets, seat belts, not dive into water, not know the depth, the water, rocks under the surface, taking a blood thinner, coumadin, follow doctor's instructions on how to take the medicine, to have blood tests, monitoring the medication.