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Neurosurg Clin N Am 13 (2002) 395 399 Index Note: Page numbers of article titles are in boldface type. A Age factors, in intracerebral hemorrhage outcome, 344 Albumin, for intracerebral hemorrhage, 336 Alcohol abuse, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 276, 282, 306 307 Amphetamine, intracerebral hemorrhage due to, 306 Amyloid angiopathy, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 270 271, 283, 295, 323 Anaphylatoxin, in intracerebral hemorrhage, edema due to, 377 Aneurysms, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 293 294, 303, 329 with arteriovenous malformations, 290 291 Angiography for intracerebral hemorrhage, 290 intracerebral hemorrhage due to, 302 Angioma, venous, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 273 274, 294 295 Angiopathy, amyloid, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 270 271, 283, 295, 323 Angioplasty, intracerebral hemorrhage in carotid percutaneous transluminal, 302 for intracranial atherosclerosis, 302 303 for vasospasm, 303 Animal models, of intracerebral hemorrhage, 385 393 bacterial collagenase, 389 390 blood infusion in, 386 389 ischemia-perfusion, 390 pathologic responses in, 385 386 Anticoagulant therapy, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 305 306 Antiplatelet therapy, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 306 Apolipoprotein E, in amyloid angiopathy, intracerebral hemorrhage and, 270 271, 323 Arteriovenous malformations, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 271 272, 290 291, 303, 324 Aspiration, in intracerebral hemorrhage, 350 Aspirin, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 306 B Bacterial collagenase model, of intracerebral hemorrhage, 389 390 Barbiturate coma, for intracerebral hemorrhage, 336 Bilirubin, formation of, in intracerebral hemorrhage, edema due to, 376 377 Biliverdin, formation of, in intracerebral hemorrhage, edema due to, 376 Biopsy, brain, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 300 301 Blood brain barrier, disruption of, in intracerebral hemorrhage, edema due to, 285 286, 379 Blood flow, cerebral. See Cerebral blood flow. Blood infusion model, of intracerebral hemorrhage, 386 389 Brain biopsy of, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 300 301 edema of. See Edema, brain. infarction of, intracerebral hemorrhage after, 275 C Capillary telangiectasia, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 295 Carbon monoxide, formation of, in intracerebral hemorrhage, edema due to, 376 377 1042-3680/02/$ - see front matter Ó 2002, Elsevier Science (USA). All rights reserved. PII: S 1 04 2-3 6 8 0( 02 ) 0006 3-3

396 Index / Neurosurg Clin N Am 13 (2002) 395 399 Carotid arteries endarterectomy of, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 301 302 percutaneous transluminal angioplasty of, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 302 Cavernous malformations, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 272 273, 291 293, 324 325 Cerebral arteries, middle, aneurysm of, rupture of, 293 294 Cerebral blood flow, in intracerebral hemorrhage, 355 370 blood pressure effects on, 364 366 clinical implications of, 364 368 clinical studies of, 359 363 hematoma evacuation effects on, 367 368 in hibernation phase, 363 in normalization phase, 364 in reperfusion stage, 363 364 intracranial pressure reduction and, 366 367 laboratory studies of, 355 359 theoretical considerations in, 355 Clot retraction, in intracerebral hemorrhage, edema due to, 372 373 Coagulation cascade, in intracerebral hemorrhage, edema due to, 373 374 Coagulopathy, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 275, 305 308, 327 328 Cocaine, intracerebral hemorrhage due to, 295 296, 306, 328 329 Coma, barbiturate, for intracerebral hemorrhage, 336 Complement activation, in intracerebral hemorrhage, edema due to, 285, 377 Computed tomography, in intracerebral hemorrhage, 267, 349 321 advantages of, 313 hypertensive, 321 in tumors, 325 327 temporal evolution and, 319 321 Consciousness level, in intracerebral hemorrhage, versus treatment outcome, 343 344 D Drugs, intracerebral hemorrhage due to, 295 296, 306 307, 328 329 E Ecstasy, intracerebral hemorrhage due to, 306 Edema, brain, in intracerebral hemorrhage, 267, 371 383 blood brain barrier disruption in, 379 classification of, 371 372 clot retraction in, 372 373 coagulation cascade activation in, 373 374 complement activation in, 377 cytotoxic, 371 hemoglobin degradation products in, 376 377 hydrostatic pressure and, 372 373 intact-barrier or open-barrier type of, 371 interstitial, 371 mass effect in, 377 378 mechanisms of, 372 379 osmotic, 371 pathology of, 284 286 red blood cell lysis in, 374 376 resolution of, 379 secondary ischemic/reperfusion injury in, 378 379 time line of, 372 vasogenic, 371 Encephalitis, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 309 Endarterectomy, carotid, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 301 302 Endoscopy, for intracerebral hemorrhage, 351 Erythrocytes, lysis of, in intracerebral hemorrhage, edema due to, 285 286, 374 376 F Fibrinolysis, of intracerebral hemorrhage, 351 353 Furosemide, for intracerebral hemorrhage, 336 H Hemangioma calcificans, 292 Hematoma, evacuation of. See Intracerebral hemorrhage, treatment of. Hemoglobin, formation of, in intracerebral hemorrhage, 313 315, 374 376 Hemophilia, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 307 308 Hemorrhage, intracerebral. See Intracerebral hemorrhage.

Index / Neurosurg Clin N Am 13 (2002) 395 399 397 Heparin, intracerebral hemorrhage due to, 305 306 Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 274 275 Hibernation phase, in intracerebral hemorrhage, 363 Hydrostatic pressure, in intracerebral hemorrhage, edema due to, 372 373 Hyperosmolar therapy, for intracerebral hemorrhage, 336 Hypertension after intracerebral hemorrhage, 364 366 intracerebral hemorrhage due to, 269, 281 283, 286, 321 323 Hyperventilation, for intracerebral hemorrhage, 335 Hypocholesterolemia, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 275 276, 282 Hypothermia, for intracerebral hemorrhage, 336 337 I Iatrogenic intracerebral hemorrhage, 299 312 categories of, 299 300 in alcohol abuse, 276, 282, 306 307 in aneurysm repair, 303 in angioplasty carotid percutaneous transluminal, 302 for intracranial atherosclerosis, 302 303 for vasospasm, 303 in anticoagulant therapy, 305 306 in antiplatelet therapy, 306 in arteriovenous malformation treatment, 303 in carotid endarterectomy, 301 302 in coagulopathy, 275, 305 308, 327 328 in diagnostic angiography, 302 in drug abuse, 306 307, 328 329 in infections, 309 in intracranial pressure monitoring, 300 in spinal procedures, 301 in stereotactic surgery, 300 301 in thrombocytopenia, 307 in thrombolytic therapy, 275, 303 305 in tumors, 308 309, 325 327 Imaging, of intracerebral hemorrhage, 267 269, 313 334 computed tomography in. See Computed tomography. magnetic resonance imaging in. See Magnetic resonance imaging. methods for, 313 temporal evolution and, 315 321 versus etiology, 321 330 Infarction, cerebral, intracerebral hemorrhage after, 275 Infections, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 309, 329 330 Intracerebral hemorrhage, 265 279 animal models of, 385 393 biochemical evolution of, 313 314 brain edema in, 267, 284 286, 371 383 cerebral blood flow in, 355 370 clinical presentation of, 265 267 consciousness level in, versus treatment outcome, 343 344 epidemiology of, 265, 281 etiology of, 313, 321 330 evaluation of, in vascular lesions, 289 290 aneurysms, 293 294 arteriovenous malformation, 271 272, 290 cavernous malformation, 292 hematoma enlargement in, 284 hematoma volume in, versus outcome, 343 iatrogenic, 299 312 imaging of. See Imaging. in alcoholism, 276, 282, 306 307 in angiography, 302 in angioplasty, 302 303 in carotid procedures, 301 302 in coagulopathy, 275, 305 308, 327 328 in hypocholesterolemia, 275 276, 282 in intracranial pressure monitoring, 300 in spinal procedures, 301 in telangiectasia, 274 275 in thrombolytic therapy, 275, 303 305 in vascular lesions, 271 274, 289 297 increased intracranial pressure in, 335 338 location of, versus outcome, 342 343 mechanisms of, 269 271 morbidity and mortality in, 266 267 pathophysiology of, 282 286 risk factors for, 269 276, 281 282 temporal evolution of, 315 321 treatment of, 286 aspiration in, 350 cerebral blood flow changes in, 364 368 endoscopic, 351 fibrinolysis in, 351 353 hypertensive, 322 323 in vascular lesions

398 Index / Neurosurg Clin N Am 13 (2002) 395 399 Intracerebral hemorrhage (continued ) amyloid angiopathy, 295 aneurysms, 294 arteriovenous malformation, 290 291 cavernous malformation, 292 293 venous angioma, 295 intracranial pressure reduction in, 335 338 mechanical devices for, 350 351 medical versus surgical, 286, 339 347 nonrandomized controlled studies of, 341 342 randomized trials of, 339 341 recommendations for, 344 345 variables affecting, 342 344 minimally invasive, 349 354 timing of, versus outcome, 343 with prior infarction, 275 Intracranial pressure in intracerebral hemorrhage, reduction of, 366 367 monitoring of in intracerebral hemorrhage, 336 intracerebral hemorrhage due to, 300 Iron, formation of, in intracerebral hemorrhage, 313 314, 376 Ischemia-perfusion, in intracerebral hemorrhage animal model of, 390 edema due to, 378 379 Microaneurysms, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 283 Minimally invasive therapy, for intracerebral hemorrhage, 349 354 endoscopic, 351 fibrinolysis, 351 353 mechanical devices for, 350 351 rationale for, 349 350 simple aspiration, 350 Moyamoya disease, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 330 Myelography, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 301 Myocardial infarction, thrombolytic therapy for, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 303 304 N Normalization phase, in intracerebral hemorrhage, 364 O Oxygen therapy, for intracerebral hemorrhage, 335 Oxyhemoglobin, formation of, in intracerebral hemorrhage, 285 286, 313 315, 374 377 L Lipohyalinosis, in intracerebral hemorrhage, 282 283 Lumbar puncture, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 301 M Magnetic resonance imaging, in intracerebral hemorrhage, 268 269 advantages of, 313 hemoglobin byproducts in, 314 315 hypertensive, 322 323 in amyloid angiopathy, 323 324 in arteriovenous malformations, 324 in cavernous malformations, 324 325 in tumors, 325 327 in venous occlusive disease, 329 temporal evolution and, 315 319 Mannitol, for intracerebral hemorrhage, 336 Membrane attack complex, in intracerebral hemorrhage, edema due to, 377 P Pallidotomy, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 300 Pentobarbital coma, for intracerebral hemorrhage, 336 Percutaneous transluminal carotid angioplasty, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 302 Pituitary apoplexy, 327 Pons, capillary telangiectasia of, 295 Positron emission tomography, in intracerebral hemorrhage, Pregnancy, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 309 Prourokinase, intracerebral hemorrhage caused by, 304 305 R Radiosurgery, for cavernous malformations, 293 Red blood cells, lysis of, in intracerebral hemorrhage, edema due to, 285 286, 374 376

Index / Neurosurg Clin N Am 13 (2002) 395 399 399 Rendu-Osler-Weber syndrome, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 274 275 Reperfusion phase, in intracerebral hemorrhage, 363 364 S Saline solution, for intracerebral hemorrhage, 336 Sedation, for intracerebral hemorrhage, 335 Seizures, in intracerebral hemorrhage, 335 Single-photon emission computed tomography, in intracerebral hemorrhage, cerebral blood flow and, 359 363 Smoking, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 282 SPECT (single-photon emission computed tomography), in intracerebral hemorrhage, Stereotactic techniques for intracerebral hemorrhage, 350 353 intracerebral hemorrhage due to, 300 301 Stroke hemorrhagic. See Intracerebral hemorrhage. thrombolytic therapy for, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 304 305 Sympathomimetic drugs, intracerebral hemorrhage due to, 306 T Telangiectasia, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 274 275, 295 Thalamotomy, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 300 Thrombin formation, in intracerebral hemorrhage, edema due to, 285, 373 374 Thrombocytopenia, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 307 Thrombolytic therapy, intracerebral hemorrhage due to, 275, 303 305 Tissue plasminogen activator for intracerebral hemorrhage, 382 intracerebral hemorrhage due to, 304 305 Tumors, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 308 309, 325 327 U Ultrasonic aspirator, for intracerebral hemorrhage, 350 351 Urokinase for intracerebral hemorrhage, 351 352 intracerebral hemorrhage caused by, 305 V Vascular lesions, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 289 297 amyloid angiopathy, 270 271, 283, 295, 323 aneurysms, 293 294, 303, 329 arteriovenous malformations, 271 272, 290 291, 303, 324 capillary telangiectasia, 295 cavernous malformations, 291 293, 324 325 diagnosis of, 289 290 in illicit drug use, 295 296 venous angioma, 273 274, 294 295 venous occlusion, 329 Vasospasm angioplasty for, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 303 thrombolytic therapy for, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 305 Venous angioma, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 273 274, 294 295 Venous occlusive disease, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 329 Von Willebrand s disease, intracerebral hemorrhage in, 307 W Warfarin, intracerebral hemorrhage due to, 305 306