Sep 19, 2016
Your brain is held inside your skull by a tri-layer membrane called the meninges. These membranes and all the other structures in your brain are nourished by blood vessels, and different circumstances will make these vessels at risk of rupturing.
Brain bleeds are classified based on the membrane they are closest to. They can be caused by physiological malformations, stroke or aneurism from age or disease, or trauma.
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