Hemorrhagic Cerebral Infarction

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Cerebrovascular disease and its sequelae, represents the commonest disorder of the nervous system.Within the U. S. , it has been estimated that slightly over 200,000 deaths per year occur as a result of cerebrovascular disease.The morbidity of this type of disease appears to be 10 times greater, with over 2 million persons suffering its ravage.In considering all type of cerebrovascular disease, Kurtzkel5> estimated that 62 will be thromboembolic disease, 16% hemorrhage, 12% SAH and 10% other or illdefined cerebrovascular disorders.Older studies tend to indicate that cerebral hemorrhage is commoner than infarction.In more recent reviews by Kurtzke,15) Kreuger, Gordon and others, the incidence of cerebral hemorrhage has decreased, whereas the incidence of cerebral trombosis has increased.This is not only true in the United States, but also in Japan, where until recently cerebral hemorrhage made up the major portion of cerebrovascular deaths.It now appears that thromboembolic disease is more common than cerebral hemorrahge.This has been confirmed by Katsuki14) where the proportion of hemorrhage to thrombosis is similar to that of Western countries.This is also supported by the reports of Microneurosurgical anastomosis:A biochemical basis for improvement

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