Hemorrhagic stroke

Hemorrhagic stroke – rupture of a weakened cerebral artery (e.g. from hypertension or aneurysm) with intracerebral bleeding…

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Hemorrhagic stroke: rupture of a weakened cerebral artery (e.g. from hypertension or aneurysm) with intracerebral bleeding and hematoma compressing brain tissue

This illustration explains hemorrhagic stroke: rupture of a weakened cerebral artery (e.g. from hypertension or aneurysm) with intracerebral bleeding and hematoma compressing brain tissue. Use it in anatomy and physiology papers, graphical abstracts, posters and lecture slides about cardiovascular. Part of the Sciicons Cardiovascular pack (Pro), delivered as an editable SVG with named layers.

Format: SVG (editable vector). License: Sciicons Pro license. Courtesy: Sciicons. Part of the Cardiovascular pack.

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