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EXTRAVASATION OF CONTRAST MEDIA IN HYPERTENSIVE INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE :DISCUSSION ON THE MODE OF THE GROWTH OF MASSIVE HEMATOMA AND PROPOSAL OF CONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY Masahiro Mizukami 1 , Goro Araki 1 , Hiroshi Mihara 1 , Takashi Tomita 1 , Ryozo Fujinaga 2 1Institute of Brain and Blood Vessels, Mihara Memorial Hospital 2Ashikaga Red Cross Hospital pp.1359-1367
Published Date 1971/11/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406203010
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1. We have reported the extravasation of the contrast media from the lenticulostriate artery in 6 cases of hypertensive intracerebral hemorrhage. The carotid angiography was performed in every cases at an early stage of the disease.

2. The angiographic extravasation might be rather frequently found than expected if angio-graphy was performed at an early storage in serious cases.

3. It can be concluded that in typical putaminal hemorrhage bleeding results from rupture of one of the lenticulostriate arteries. The hemorrhage extends into the direction of the least resitance in the lateral region of the putamen disseting the bundle of nerve fibers.

4. In the serious cases, which typically run a fatal course within 24 hours, bleeding assumes to be continue over several hours from a single rup-tured artery.

5. Surgical removal of hematoma was performed in 3 of 6 cases but unfortunately all three patients expired.

6. The clinical symptoms, however, improved in one case and responed to verval stimuli soon after surgery but the patient deceased 4 days after operation due to acute renal failure.

7. This case suggests that surgical evacuation and cessation of the hemorrhage seems to be the most logical mode of therapy as Fisher states.

8. We would like to stress that the immediate surgery should be tried if a patient's consciousness deteriorates while he is under observation.


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