BİJEN NAZLIEL, Belgin KOÇER, Ceyla İRKEÇ, Ali İhsan BAYSAL

G.Ü.T.F. Nöroloji ana bilim dalında 1989-1998 yılları arasında izlenen serebral kanama olguları

Primer intraserebral kanamalar erişkinlerdeki nontravmatik intraserebral kanamaların en sık nedenini oluşturur. Arteryal hipertansiyon, anevrizma ve serebral arniloid anjiopati spontan serebral kanama nedenleridir. En sık neden ise kronik hipertansiyon zemininde küçük arterlerin rüptürüdür. Primer intraserebral kanamalar sıklık sırasına göre putamen ve kapsüla interna, temporal, pariatal ve frontal loblarm beyaz cevheri, talamus, serebellarhemisfer ve ponsda görülmektedir.GÜTF Nöroloji A.B.D'da Nisan 1989 ile Aralık 1998 yılları arasında demografik özellikleri benzer olan 50 serebral' kanama olgusu kanama nedenleri, lokalizasyonları, operasyon ve mortalite oranları verilerek sunulmaktadır

Anahtar Kelimeler:

Manyetik rezonans görüntüleme, Hematom, Geriyedönük çalışma, Anevrizma, Hipertansiyon, Serebral kanama, Ölüm oranı

Cerebral hemorrhages seen in Gazi University Medical Faculty between 1989 and 1998

Primary intracerebral hemorrhages are the leading cause of nontravmatic hemorrhages that are seen in adults. Arterial hypertension, aneurismal rupture, and cerebral amyloid angiopathies are the frequent causes of cerebral hemorrhage. The most frequent cause is the arterial rupture in the hypertensive background. They are mostly seen in order of sequence in putamen, capsule interna, temporal, frontal, parietal white matter, thalamus, cerebellar hemispheres, and in pons. 50 patients between April 1989 and December 1998 who admitted Gazi University Medical Faculty because of intracerebral hemorrhage are included in this study. The causes, localisation, the percentage of operation and mortality rates are discussed.

Keywords:

Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Hematoma, Retrospective Studies, Aneurysm, Hypertension, Cerebral Hemorrhage, Mortality,

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