Charcot Bouchard Aneurysm

 

                                             Intracerebral Hemorrhage 

                                          Intracerebral Hemorrhage 

                                         Charcot Bouchard Aneurysm

                                            Intracerebral Hemorrhage 

Jean-Martin Charcot and Charles-Joseph Bouchard is that pathological changes (degenerative or inflammatory, and often associated with arterial hypertension) in small caliber arterioles (up to approximately 300 µm) cause weakening of the wall and microaneurysm formation, which subsequently may rupture to cause ICH. Cerebral microbleeds are particularly common in ICH suggesting that they may provide clues to the underlying cause and could potentially shed light on the role of microaneurysms.

Charcot Bouchard Aneurysms = Arterial Hypertension

Microaneurysms 

Lenticulostriate Branches Of Middle Cerebral Artery

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