Kim Soliny almost 8 years ago
Hémorragie cérébral
1,hémorragie extra-cérébral a,hématome extra dural (HED) b,hématome sous dura (HSD) c,hématome sous arachnoid (HSA)ou méning 2,hémorragie intra cérébral A,lobaire (malformation vasculaire) B,profond (HTA)
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