Cerebral hemorrhages
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Epidural hematoma – almost always from trauma
Subdural hematoma – usually from trauma
Subarachnoid hemorrhage – usually not from trauma
Bleeding between arachnoid and pia mater
Usually from ruptured berry aneurysm at branch points of Circle of Willis; also from trauma, bleeding d/o, AVM, or rupture of intraparenchymal hemorrhage into ventricles
Berry aneurysms are more common in those with HTN (or at least more prone to rupture) and are associated with ADPKC
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