Stroke - Forms
Forms of Stroke
Hemorrhagic Stroke occurs as a result of the rupture of a weakened Blood Vessel (leading to bleeding) in the Brain. This type of Stroke accounts for 17% of all Strokes. Hemorrhagic Strokes have a much higher mortality rate than other types of Strokes.
Intracerebral Hemorrhage (also known as ICH) is a form of Hemorrhagic Stroke that involves the rupture of cranial Blood Vessels, resulting in the leakage of Blood into tissues of the Brain.
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