Clinical Analysis of Recurrent Cerebral Hemorrhage in 78 Young Patients

Objective: To investigate the clinical characteristics of recurrent cerebral hemorrhage in young patients. Methods: The clinical data of 78 patients with recurrent cerebral hemorrhage were analyzed retrospectively. Results: Recurrent cerebral hemorrhage is mainly located in the basal ganglia(59 cases, 75.6%); and the recurrence often happened within 5 hours after the onset(48.7%); the enlargement of hematoma is more often seen in basal ganglia than in cerebral lobes, and it occurred more likely in young patients than in aged ones; recurrent hemorrhage is related to the increase of systolic blood pressure obviously; irregular hematoma in shape is a risk sign of recurrent hemorrhage; enlarged hematoma is the main cause of deterioration and it causes a high mortality rate.Conclusion: The clinical features of recurrent cerebral hemorrhage in young patients should be known thoroughly. It’s helpful to increase the recovery rate with effective treatment.