An intraparenchymal hemorrhage is a medical term used to describe bleeding within the brain tissue. This type of bleeding can have a variety of causes, including birth defects, infection, or traumatic injury.Symptoms of this condition can vary widely and may include partial paralysis, high blood pressure, or confusion.igh blood pressure is a possible symptom of an intraparenchymal hemorrhage. Confusion and headache may occur as a result of an intraparenchymal hemorrhage. The possible signs of an intraparenchymal hemorrhage include visual disturbances and confusion.
The second and third most common depths for these kinds of attacks are 11 to 20 feet and zero to 5 feet, respectively. Most shark attacks occur close to shore or near sandbars or areas with nearby deep drop offs, because that's where sharks' prey is often located, according to The Huffington Post.
Attack months. Shark attacks in Australia historically clustered around the summer months, probably because of human beach populations. Since 1995, however, two of WA's great white shark attack fatalities have been in July, one in August, two in September, two in October, two in November, two in December, two in March, one in May and one in June.