Intracranial Haemorrage is a life-threatening
condition which has high mortality and morbidity, but
with a good intensive care the outcome can be
improved. GCS is an objective grading system for
measuring the degree of brain dysfunction and
neurological status after damage to the brain. GCS has
been used for several years to asess neurological status
of patient with decreassed consciousness but there are
some conditions where GCS cannot be measured. An
examination of hypoperfusion (using TCD) shows a
worse prognosis in patients with intracranial
haemorrage. Brain hypoperfuision has been shown to
cause poor neurological status and can cause damage to
the brain.
Keywords :
Hipoperfusion cerebral, TCD, GCS, Intracranial Haemorrage.
