ABSTRACT
Objective To analyze the clinical features of lobar hemorrhage and the differences in etiology,clinical manifestation and prognosis between young,middle-aged and aged patients.MethodsSix hundred and twenty patients with spontaneous intracranial hemorrhage (ICH) were consecutively admitted to our hospital.The following data were recorded:gender,age,risk factors,cause of disease,symptoms at the early stage,Glasgow coma score (GCS) and Neurological deficit scale (NDS),bleeding part and amount,complications during hospital stay and outcome.Patients were divided into lobar hemorrhage group (n=73) and non-lobar hemorrhage group (n=547),and compared with each other on the parameters mentioned above.Patients with lobar hemorrhage were subdivided into young and middle-aged subgroup (