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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Hemorrhagic stroke in patients with cerebral calcium and magnesium content in hydrops [Abstract] Objective To determine the cerebrospinal fluid of patients with hemorrhagic stroke calcium and magnesium content, and to explore its mechanism and clinical significance. Methods 46 cases of clinical selection of patients with hemorrhagic stroke, according to head CT group were divided into cerebral hemorrhage and subarachnoid hemorrhage ( hereinafter referred to as spider blood group. In another 41 cases of healthy control group. in each group were taken to do lumbar puncture and CSF 5ml, with domestic atomic absorption spectrophotometry were determined. Results spider blood group and bleeding in the calcium content of cerebrospinal fluid was significantly higher than the control group and magnesium were significantly lower than the control group (P lt;0.001, but the blood group and blood group of the spider was no significant difference (Pgt; 0.05. Conclusions of hemorrhagic stroke in patients with increased cerebrospinal fluid content of calcium and magnesium decreased. This may be Treatment of hemorrhagic stroke will become the new intervention areas. [Keywords:] cerebrospinal fluid, calcium, magnesium, hemorrhagic stroke Calcium and magnesium is essential in vivo macro elements, recent studies show calcium and magnesium content of some of the development of cerebral vascular disease and treatment are closely related. But conclusions are not yet consistent. Fujin Xia et al [1] that the brain bleeding were significantly higher in CSF calcium and magnesium, and Shao Meizhen other studies have shown that [2], cerebrospinal fluid and serum of patients with acute cerebral infarction magnesium content was decreased. Therefore, this study was to hemorrhagic stroke by detecting changes in cerebrospinal fluid levels of calcium and magnesium the possible mechanism for clinical areas to provide a new therapeutic interventions to provide a the