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Wendy C. Ziai, MD, MPH; Vishank A. Shah, MD
The article provides an update on the latest evidence, controversies, and ongoing clinical trials related to intracerebral hemorrhage. It emphasizes the importance of population-based risk assessment and a holistic approach to management strategies for ICH. The authors highlight that recovery after ICH is often slower compared to ischemic stroke, and they discuss the long-term supportive care and rehabilitation needs of ICH survivors.
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