Results: male (75%), female (25%); overall mean age was (61.32 ± 8.5); from onset to hospital: first 24h (43.2%); history of hypertension (63.9%); stroke (22.7%); hyponatremia (19.4%), hypokalemia (27.4%); hyper WBC (58%); hematoma in the left cerebellar hemisphere (37.5%), right cerebellar hemisphere (29.5%), hemorrhage into the vermis (25%). The lesions that are 3 cm or larger (68.2%); volume of hematoma: < 10 cm³ (51.1%), 10 - 30 cm³ (34.1%), > 30 cm³ (14.8%); initial of Glasgow coma < 8 (15.9%), ≥ 8 (84.1%); survivor (92.18%), death (6.82%); recover of function (71.6%); nonrecover of function (28.4%) Keywords: cerebellar hemorrhage, volume of hematoma, Glasgow coma