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post #16 of 22
5/28/10 at 10:10pm
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How is a hemmorage diff'rent than a stroke?
They are basically the same thing.
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post #17 of 22
5/28/10 at 10:44pm
Its so sad. I always looked up to him.
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post #18 of 22
5/28/10 at 10:58pm
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Its so sad. I always looked up to him.

You must be really short.
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post #19 of 22
5/28/10 at 11:01pm
6'2 actually. But its a shame as his career was so short lived.
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post #20 of 22
5/28/10 at 11:45pm
He was a great actor as a child, but had a troubled life thereafter. May he rest in peace.
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post #21 of 22
5/29/10 at 1:34am
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They are basically the same thing.
Did you not see what I did there
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post #22 of 22
5/31/10 at 3:29am
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Originally Posted by XeF4 View Post
They are basically the same thing.

No they are not basically the same.

Hemmorrage is bleeding in the brain, often a Sub Arachnoid Hemmorrage is what is called a Hemmorragic Stroke, can be from trauma or aneurysm rupture.
What we normally consider a stroke is an ischemic stroke, where there is a thrombosis in a major or minor artery in the brain (MCA, PCA, Carotid, etc).
So one is bleeding, the other is a blockage of blood flow.

Ischemic strokes often leave victims with paralysis or other deficits, Hemmoragic stroke often kills the victim. Hemmorragic strokes are less that ten percent of all strokes.
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