Relative : it depends on the location and the size of the hemorrhage. I wish I had a more specific answer but it's very dependent on those facts as well as the underlying health of the patient.
Answered 2/14/2015
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Unfortunately,: Generically, the mortality rate, within one year, from an intracerebral hemorrhage is 60%, year in and year out. When the blood enters the ventricle, there appears to be even a grimmer outcome. If survival does ensue, there is a risk of communicating hydrocephalus. Although poor prognosis here, would have family conference with your doctors and understand what they think.
Answered 5/22/2016
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