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Can you survive a stroke if there is bleeding in the brain?
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Absolutely: Neurosurgeons are consulted on every brain hemorrhage that enters a hospital. Most of the patients with intracerebral hemorrhages survive- although their symptoms will vary by the location and size of their stroke. Mortality is significantly elevated in large hemorrhages. Aneurysm hemorrhage has a high mortality. Subdural hemorrhages are often not fatal.
Answered 10/13/2017
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