Hypertensive Retinopathy and the Risk of Hemorrhagic Stroke

Objective Hemorrhagic stroke (HS) and hypertensive retinopathy are known end organ damage of the brain eye respectively, with HS having deleterious consequence to patients. This study is correlate between in disease. Methods A control group patients only, an investigated Fundoscopic examination determine grade was performed then divided into low or high severity retinopathy. Clinical radiological parameter included demography, vital signs, Glasgow coma scale (GCS) on admission, clot volume, site clot, Intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) score outcome (GOS). Data were correlated Results Fifty patient 51 recruited. In group, 21 had (no mild retinopathy) accounting for 41.2% 30 (moderate severe retinopathy). 49 one (p-value 0.001). showed better GCS 9-15 admission 0.003), volume less than mL 0.001), also a days mortality rate by using ICH 0.006), GOS 4 5 fair relative risk develop 0.42 29.4, respectively. Conclusion Hypertensive screening could be used as indicator patient, evaluate developing future. Key Words: · stroke.