What is intracranial hemorrhage?

An intracranial hemorrhage (bleeding in the brain) can occur with or without trauma. It is the second most common cause of stroke. Treatment includes monitoring vital signs, reducing intracranial pressure, and potentially surgical management of the bleed. Mortality is high for this condition.

How do members experience intracranial hemorrhage?

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