Intracerebral Hemorrhage

Intracerebral Hemorrhage


Intracerebral Hemorrhage in Adults




































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































1. Intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) accounts for _____ to _____% of strokes.


15 to 30%


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2. Complete the following regarding incidence of intracerebral hemorrhage in adults:


 


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a. In 100,000 people incidence is _____ to _____ cases per year.


12 to 15


 


b. Relative to subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) it is _____ times as frequent.


2


 


c. More cases occur in which sex?


males


 


3. True or False. The following are risk factors for ICH:


 


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a. age


true


 


b. gender


true (M > F)


 


c. race


true (black > white)


 


d. recent ETOH


true


 


e. chronic ETOH


true


 


f. cigarettes


false


 


4. True or False. The following increases the incidence of cerebral hemorrhage:


 


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a. alcohol, amyloid angiopathy, age


true


 


b. birefringence


true


 


c. Charcot-Bouchard aneurysms


true


 


d. carotid disease


true


 


e. central nervous system (CNS) infection


true


 


f. cerebrovascular accident (CVA) previously


true


 


g. street drugs


true


 


h. male gender


true


 


i. liver disease


true


 


j. race


true


 


k. smoking


false


 


5. For hypertensive hemorrhage sites of predilection are


 


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a. s_____;_____%


striate body (basal ganglia); 50% (putamen, lenticular nucleus, internal capsule, globus pallidus)


 


b. t_____;_____%


thalamus; 15%


 


c. p_____;_____%


pons; 10%


 


d. c_____;_____%


cerebellum; 10%


 


e. c_____w_____m_____;_____%


cerebral white matter; 10%


 


f. b_____s_____;_____%


brain stem; 5%


 


6. Complete the following regarding intracerebral hemorrhage in adults:


 


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a. The number one location for deep ICH is_____


putamen


 


b. from rupture of_____ _____.


lenticulostriate arteries


 


7. Complete the following regarding intracerebral hemorrhage in adults:


 


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a. Incidence of lobar hemorrhages is_____to_____%.


10 to 30%


 


b. Is lobar or deep more fatal?


deep


 


c. Which is more related to alcohol?


lobar


 


8. Complete the following regarding lobar hemorrhage:


 


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a. Incidence per 100,000 is_____to_____.


2 to 10(10to30% of the 15 to 30% of hemorrhagic CVAs)


 


b. Compared with deep hemorrhages, lobar hemorrhages have a_____prognosis.


better


 


c. Hemorrhagic transformation may occur in


 


 


     i._____% of CVAs


43%


 


     ii. in time from_____to_____.


1 day to 1 month


 


9. List the causes of lobar hemorrhage.


 


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Hint: teach it


 


 


a. t_____


tumor


 


b. e_____


extension of deep ICH


 


c. a_____


amyloid angiopathy


 


d. c_____


cerebrovascular malformation or aneurysm


 


e. h_____


hemorrhagic conversion of ischemic stroke


 


f. i_____


idiopathic


 


g. t_____


trauma


 


10. Hemorrhagic transformation of an ischemic infarct


 


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a. is estimated to occur in_____%


43%


 


b. within the first_____


month


 


c. and may occur within_____hours.


24


 


11. True or False. The incidence of symptomatic ICH within 36 hours of tissue plasminogen activator (t-PA) treatment for acute ischemic CVA is approximately


 


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a. < 1%


false


 


b. 6%


true(The incidence is 6.4% versus 0.6% for placebo.)


 


c. 15%


false


 


d. 30%


false


 


12. What types of infection predispose to cerebral hemorrhage?


 


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a. f_____


fungal


 


b. g_____


granulomas


 


c. h_____s_____


herpes simplex


 


13. True or False. Cocaine/amphetamine can cause


 


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a. ischemic CVA


true


 


b. ICH


true


 


14. Complete the following regarding intracerebral hemorrhage in adults:


 


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a. Hypertension is a risk factor for hemorrhage in which locations?


 


 


     i. p_____


pontine ICH


 


     ii. c_____


cerebellar ICH


 


     iii. b_____g_____h_____


basal ganglia hemorrhages (65%)


 


b. Not a risk factor for_____%


35% of basal ganglia hemorrhages


 


15. Complete the following regarding intracerebral hemorrhage in adults:


 


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a. Lobar hemorrhages are associated with_____ _____


amyloid angiopathy


 


     i. also known as_____ _____


congophilic angiopathy


 


     ii. deposit of_____ _____


beta amyloid


 


     iii. appears on polarized light as_____


birefringent—apple green color


 


b. Responsible for_____% of cases of ICH


10%


 


c. Any genetic factors?


yes


 


d. If so, what? Apoli protein E e4 allele


 


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e. How does this affect patients clinically? those with APOE have hemorrhage 5 years earlier


 


16. True or False. Cerebral amyloid angiopathy is associated with systemic amyloidosis.


false (It does not require systemic amyloidosis.)


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17. Recurrent lobar hemorrhages should suggest a diagnosis of c_____a_____a_____.


cerebral amyloid angiopathy


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18. Malignant tumors associated with ICH include


 


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a. primary (name two)


 


 


     i. g_____m_____


glioblastoma multiforme


 


     ii. l_____


lymphoma


 


b. metastatic (name four)


 


 


     i. l_____


lung (Only approximately 9% hemorrhage but is so much more common than the others that it is seen the most.)


 


     ii. ch_____


choriocarcinoma (approximately 60% bleed)


 


     iii. m_____


melanoma (approximately 40% bleed)


 


     iv. r_____


renal cell carcinoma


 


19. Complete the following regarding anticoagulation preceding ICH:


 


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a. Incidence of bleeding complications in patients on anticoagulation is_____% per year.


10%


 


b. Incidence of ICH is_____.


0.3 to 1.8% per year; 3 to 18/1000


 


c. Mortality in the ICH group is_____.


65%; 2 to 12/1000 die each year


 


20. True or False. Transient ischemic attack (TIA)— like symptoms precede lobar ICH in patients with amyloid angiopathy ~50% of the time.


true(But these have Jacksonian-March-style numbness, weakness, or tingling.)


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21. What is the most common site for intracerebral hemorrhage?


putamen


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22. Complete the following regarding ICH with thalamic hemorrhage:


 


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a. Clinically usually found to have_____loss.


hemisensory loss(contralaterally)


 


b. Any motor function loss?


yes(hemiparesis if internal capsule compressed)


 


c. Any eye signs such as anisocoria or miosis?


yes(with upper brain stem extension)


 


d. Beyond what size has high mortality?


3.3 cm in diameter(i.e., 18 cc)


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23. True or False. Cerebellar hematomas


 


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a. produce hemiparesis before coma


false


 


b. produce coma before hemiparesis


true(because of compression of the brain stem)


 


c. do not produce coma or hemiparesis


false


 


24. Answer the following about rebleeding after intracerebral hematoma:


 


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a. True or False. It occurs more frequently in basal ganglia hemorrhages than lobar.


true


 


b. True or False. It occurs most frequently on the second day.


false(most commonly within the first hour)


 


c. True or False. Incidence increases with time.


false (decreases with time)


 


d. True or False. It is more common with small hemorrhages.


false (more common with large hemorrhages)


 


e. True or False. It is more likely if there is a coagulopathy.


true


 


f. Early rebleeding can occur in_____%.


33 to 38%(in 1 to 3 hours)


 


g. Late rebleeding can occur in_____%.


1.8 to 5.3%


 


25. The component that is released by clot and presumed to be the most likely cause of surrounding delayed edema and deterioration is_____.


thrombin


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26. What is the formula for volume of a hematoma?


 


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a. sphere V =_____


V = π D3 ÷ 6 for a sphere


 


b. ellipse V =_____


V = π (h × w × d) ÷ 6 for ellipse


 


c. modified V =_____


V = h × w × d ÷ 2 modified


 


27. What equation can be used to estimate the volume of an ICH?


(A × B × C) ÷ 2 modified ellipsoid volume where A, B, and C are the diameters of the clot in each of the three dimensions


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28. Complete the following regarding intracerebral hemorrhage in adults:


 


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a. An average size of a clot decreases at the rate of_____ mm/day.


0.75


 


b. The density decreases by_____Hounsfield units (HU) per day.


2


 


c. There is_____change for the first


little


 


d._____weeks.


2


 


29. List the sequence of hemoglobin evolution after intracerebral hemorrhage.


 


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Hint: On days my mom’s home


 


 


a. o_____ 0 to 1 day


oxyhemoglobin


 


b. d_____ 1 to 3


deoxyhemoglobin


 


c. m_____ 3 to 7


methemoglobin


 


d. m_____ 7 to 14


methemoglobin


 


e. h_____ 14-plus


hemosiderin


 


30. Give the ICH scores for the following:


 


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a. Glasgow coma scale (GCS)


 


 


     i. finding 3 to 4 points_____


2


 


     ii. finding 5 to 12 points_____


1


 


     iii. finding 13 to 15 points_____


0


 


b. location


 


 


     i. finding infratentorial points_____


1


 


     ii. finding supratentorial points_____


0


 


c. age


 


 


     i. finding > 80 years points_____


1


 


     ii. finding < 80 years points_____


0


 


d. volume


 


 


     i. finding > 30 cc points_____


1


 


     ii. finding < 30 cc points_____


0


 


e. intraventricular


 


 


     i. finding yes points_____


1


 


     ii. finding no points_____


0


 


31. ICH score vs mortality


 


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a. points 0 mortality in 30 days_____rounded out_____


points 0, mortality in 30 days 0%, rounded out 0


 


b. points 1 mortality in 30 days_____rounded out_____


points 1, mortality in 30 days 13%, rounded out 10


 


c. points 2 mortality in 30 days_____rounded out_____


points 2, mortality in 30 days 26%, rounded out 30


 


d. points 3 mortality in 30 days_____rounded out_____


points 3, mortality in 30 days 72%, rounded out 70


 


e. points 4 mortality in 30 days_____rounded out_____


points 4, mortality in 30 days 97%, rounded out 90


 


f. points 5 mortality in 30 days_____rounded out_____


points 5, mortality in 30 days 100%, rounded out 100


 


g. points 6 mortality in 30 days_____rounded out_____


points 6, mortality in 30 days rounded out 100


 


32. Complete the following about management of ICH:


 


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a. Blood pressure (BP) permissible to reduce mean arterial pressure (MAP) by_____%.


20%


 


b. Target level BP is_____and diastolic_____.


140 and diastolic; 90


 


33. Matching. Match the percent yield for finding AVM or aneurysm on angiogram in the following patients:


 


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0%; 10%; 65%


 


a. patient > 45 years old + hypertension (HTN)lobar ICH



 


b. patient > 45 years old + HTN thalamic putamen ICH cerebellar/pons



 


c. patient with intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH) without parenchymal hemorrhage



 


34. When is it appropriate to restart anticoagulation after cerebral hemorrhage?


 


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a. If there is a strong indication restart in_____days.


5


 


b. If Coumadin is stopped for 10 days the chance of stroke within 30 days in a patient with


 


 


     i. prosthetic heart value is_____%


2.5%


 


     ii. atrial fibrillation is_____%


2.6%


 


     iii. cardioembolic stroke is_____%


4.8%


 


c. The basic recommendation is to stay off blood thinners for_____.


2 weeks


 


d. If the patient needs dialysis, use h_____-f_____ d_____.


heparin-free dialysis


 


35. True or False. The volume of hematoma on which it is usually most appropriate to operate is


 


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a. < 10 cc


false (< 10 cc too small; no major mass effect)


 


b. 10 to 30 cc


true


 


c. > 30 cc


false(usually a poor outcome)


 


d. > 85 cc


false (no survivors)


 


36. True or False. Surgical treatment for cerebellar ICH is recommended for


 


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a. GCS 14, hematoma 3 cm diameter


false(may treat conservatively 14 cc)


 


b. GCS 13, hematoma 4 cm diameter


true(Surgical treatment is recommended for GCS ≤ 13 or hematoma ≤ 4 cm diameter = 32 cc.)


 


c. GCS 3


false(not in the face of complete neurologic destruction where the outcome will be poor [i.e., flaccid, no brain stem reflex])


 


d. hematoma plus hydrocephalus


true


 


37. With cerebral hemorrhage, the possible mortality in 30 days for the following conditions is


 


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a. SAH_____%


46%


 


b. ICH-basal ganglia thalamus_____%


44%


 


c. ICH-lobar_____%


11%


 


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38. Name the top five causes of nontraumatic ICH in patients 15 to 45 years old(other than “undetermined,” which is ˜ 1/4).


 


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Hint: AHadt


 


 


a. A_____


AVM (˜30%)


 


b. H_____


HTN (˜15%)


 


c. a_____


aneurysm (˜10%)


 


d. d_____


drugs (˜7%)


 


e. t_____


tumor (˜4%)


 


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39. Synonyms are


 


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a. SEH_____


subependymal hemorrhage


 


b. GMH_____


germinal matrix hemorrhage


 


c. IVH_____


intraventricular hemorrhage


 


40. True or False. The germinal matrix normally involutes around


 


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a. 26 to 28 weeks gestation


false


 


b. 28 to 30 weeks gestation


false


 


c. 30 to 32 weeks gestation


false


 


d. 32 to 36 weeks gestation


true


 


41. Complete the following about intracerebral hemorrhage in the newborn:


 


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a. True or False. Extremely early(< 28 weeks gestation) germinal matrix hemorrhage is most likely to occur at the


 


 


     i. head of caudate


false


 


     ii. body of caudate


true(Most hemorrhages, however, occur at the head of the caudate at a later age of gestation.)


 


     iii. tail of caudate


false


 


     iv. choroid plexus


false


 


b. Sequence the preceding responses according to the following ages:


 


     i. Premature under 28 weeks gestation bleed in_____


body of caudate


 


     ii. Infants 32 to 34 weeks gestation bleed in_____


head of caudate


 


     iii. Mature infants bleed from the_____


choroid plexus


 


42. True or False. The following is most important for risk of developing a germinal matrix hemorrhage:


 


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a. ↑ CO2


true


 


b. ↑ cerebral blood flow (CBF)


true


 


c. ↑ temperature


false


 


d. ↑ cerebral perfusion pressure (CPP)


true (The most common denominators for all risk factors for germinal matrix hemorrhage are increased cerebral blood flow and increased cerebral perfusion pressure. Specific risk factors include asphyxia, hypervolemia, seizures, pneumothorax, cyanotic heart disease, extracorporeal membrane oxygenation [ECMO] ventilation, and maternal cocaine abuse.)


 


43. List the risk factors for germinal matrix (subependymal) hemorrhage.


 


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Hint: vespacc


 


 


a. v_____


volume expansion


 


b. e_____


extracorporeal membrane oxygenation(ECMO)


 


c. s_____


seizures


 


d. p_____


pneumothorax


 


e. a_____


asphyxia


 


f. c_____


cyanotic heart disease


 


g. c_____


cocaine abuse(maternal)


 


44. Complete the following regarding intracerebral hemorrhage in the newborn:


 


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a. What% of babies with germinal matrix hemorrhage (GMH) will develop hydrocephalus?


20 to 50%


 


b. Grading system of_____


Papile


 


c. List the criteria for the four grades.


 


 


     i. grade I


subependymal hemorrhage(SE)


 


     ii. grade II


intraventricular hemorrhage without ventricular enlargement(IVH without VE)


 


     iii. grade III


IVH + ventricular enlargement (IVH with VE)


 


     iv. grade IV


IVH + parenchymal hemorrhage (IVH with PH)


 


d. Hydrocephalus occurs in_____to_____%.


20 to 50%


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e. Hydrocephalus usually occurs_____to_____weeks after the subependymal hemorrhage(SEH).


1 to 3


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45. True or False. A germinal matrix hemorrhage that extends into the ventricle but does not cause ventricular dilation is the following grade, according to the Papile grading system:


 


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a. grade I


false


 


b. grade II


true


 


c. grade III


false


 


d. grade IV


false


 


46. Complete the following regarding intracerebral hemorrhage in the newborn:


 


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a. CSF protein above_____mg/cc will prevent spontaneous reabsorption.


100


 


b. Additional concerns regarding high protein include


 


 


     i. m_____by the p_____


malabsorption by the peritoneum


 


     ii. i_____


ileus


 


     iii. o_____of s_____t_____


occulsion of shunt tubing


 


47. Indications for converting an Ommaya to a VP shunt are


 


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a. CSF protein below_____


100 mg/cc


 


b. Weight of the child is at least_____


2500 g


 


48. Give the germinal matrix hemorrhages outcome.


 


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a. mortality_____%


5 to 65%


 


b. hydrocephalus_____%


15 to 100%


 


c. IQ_____


75% (normal)


 


d. ambulatory_____%


100% (all survivors ambulatory)


 


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