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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Factors of cerebral hemorrhage and nursing [Keywords:] cerebral hemorrhage cerebrovascular disease care Cerebral hemorrhage is a common acute cerebral vascular disease, originating in the brain parenchyma of non-traumatic bleeding. The principles of disease in the acute phase is to keep quiet to prevent further bleeding, control of cerebral edema, to maintain stable vital signs, to prevent complications. from our hospital from 2005 to 2007, cerebral hemorrhage information can be found not only cerebral bleeding disorders increasing, several factors lead to serious complications and endanger the lives of patients. This paper summarizes 96 cases of cerebral hemorrhage in patients with the information Cerebral hemorrhage associated factors, nursing interventions and health guidance were analyzed and discussed. 1 Analysis of clinical data 1.1 General information from 2005 to 2007, treated in our hospital a total of 96 cases of cerebral hemorrhage. Including 20 cases in 2005, male 12, female 8, 2006, 35 cases, 25 males and 10 females, 41 2007 cases, male 21 cases, female 20 cases. The above information showed that cerebral hemorrhage in our hospital the rise year by year. 1.2 Etiology of cases in this group 2 cases of cerebral vascular malformations, cerebral artery disease in 3 cases, 91 cases of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage, hypertension can be seen is the most common cerebral hemorrhage, the most important reason. (A cerebral vascular malformation vascular malformation is a congenital vascular abnormalities, due to cerebral artery abnormalities, incomplete development of the vascular wall is weak, when the impact of a large number of abnormal blood vessels, causing the blood vessels rupture leading to hemorrhage. (2 aneurysm induction of congenital cerebral aneurysms factors and causes acquired factors. congenital factors: congenital vascular defects, residual intracranial arterial embryos, genetic. acquired factors: the