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SUBARACHNOID HAEMORRHAGE

I. ANEURYSM AND AVMII. TRAUMAIII. INFECTIONSIV. NEOPLASIAV. TOXIC VI. INFLAMMATORYVII. DEGENERATIVE

CAUSES

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CLINICAL FEATURES

WARNING SYMPTOMS---HEADACHE,DIZZINESS,ORBITAL PAIN,DIPLOPIA,LOSS OF VISION,MOTOR AND SENSORYDEFICIT,FITS,CRANIAL NERVE PALSY(3 NERVE),DYSPHASIASYMPTOMS OF SAH--- MENINGISM,NAUSEA,VOMOTING,OCCIPITAL HEADACHE,LATERAL HEADACHE,DYSPHASIACONFUSION,INTRA-OCULAR PAIN,ANISOCORIA,PAPILLEDEMAHOMONYMUS HEMIANOPSIA,3 NERVE PALSY,THROMBOEMBOLIC PHENOMENONGIANT ANEURYSMS AS SOLMULTIPLE CRANIAL NERVE PALSIESH

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CEREBRAL VASOSPASM1) BLOOB CLOT AND DEGRADATION PRODUCT2) OXY HAEMOGLOBIN ,METHEMGLOBIN3) SEROTONIN,FDP,IRON,THROMBOXONA2,CATECH

OLAMINE,PROSTAGLANDIN,ANGIOTENSIN,VASOPRESSIN,POTASSIUM,FALL IN NITRIC OXIDE,RISE IN ENDOTHELIN

TREATED BY•3H Hypertension,Hypervolemia,Haemodilution•Calcium Channel blocker nimodipine nicardipine etc•Clot removal•Baloon angioplasty

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TREATMENT OPTIONS

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depth of anaesthesia monitoring after subarachnoid haemorrhage... comfortably numb?

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A subarachnoid haemorrhage as a complication of bacterial ... 01 Casereport-Oers.pdf · A CT scan (Figure 1 a) showed intracerebral haemorrhage with blood in the Fissura Sylvii, indicative

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Magnesium for aneurysmal subarachnoid haemorrhage (MASH-2): a randomised placebo-controlled trial Sanne M Dorhout Mees, MD, Ale Algra, MD, W Peter Vandertop,

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