Does warfarin-related intracerebral haemorrhage lead to higher costs of management?
Survival of initial haemorrhage on warfarin was associated with increased treatment cost and length of stay but this was discounted by higher rates and earlier nature of mortality in warfarinised patients.
Human beings have evolved an elaborate neurological control system to maintain cerebral perfusion during orthostatic challenge. In people with MCI, this response is impaired and renders them twice as likely to convert to dementia.