XI.
European Stroke Conference
Geneva, Switzerland
29 May - 1 June 2002
Iberoamerican
Cerebrovascular Disease Society
Thursday, May
30th 2002 -17:00-19:00
- Varembé Conference Center
CEREBRAL HAEMORRHAGE. NEW PERSPECTIVES OF THE OLD PROBLEM
Chairmen: J.
Matías-Guiu (Spain) and J.
Nader (México)
Introduction
J.
Nader (México)
Epidemiology of cerebral hemorrhage. The relevance of ethnic, genetic and
sociocultural factors.
O. Del Brutto (Ecuador)
New trends
in diagnosis of cerebral haemorrhage. The importance of the localization of the
lesion and advances of neuroimaging.
L. Caplan (USA)
The benefit
of stroke units in cerebral haemorrhage and the value of outcome scale in
prognosis and take of decisions.
E. Díez Tejedor (Spain)
Current
medical and surgical treatments of cerebral haemorrhage and future hypothesis
under the new patophisiological bases.
C.
Kase (USA)
Discussion
Closing
Remarks.
J. Matías-Guiu (Spain)