What causes Brain Haemorrhages? Are they hereditary? And your other FAQs.
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In this episode, Director of The Natalie Kate Moss Trust, Fiona Moss, talks to Professor Adrian Parry Jones, consultant neurologist and researcher from the University of Manchester, whose research focuses on improving the outcome for patients after intracerebral haemorrhage. We ask him many of your FAQs about brain haemorrhage.
Key Takeaways:
- What causes them brain haemorrhages?
- The different types of brain haemorrhage.
- How do we treat them?
- Are they hereditary?
- Are certain genders or races more prone to brain haemorrhages than others.
Special Thanks:
Thank you to Adrian for supporting this episode.
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Chapters
1. What causes Brain Haemorrhages? Are they hereditary? And your other FAQs. (00:00:00)
2. Jingle (00:00:06)
3. Episode Introduction (00:00:38)
4. Adrian's work with Brain Haemorrhages (00:05:09)
5. What is the ABC bundle treatment? (00:06:12)
6. What are the two main types of brain haemorrhage? (00:15:20)
7. What is the treatment for a subarachnoid hemorrhage? (00:16:56)
8. Lifestyle is the biggest risk factor of a brain haemorrhage (00:19:01)
9. Why don't we manage out blood pressure better? (00:20:49)
10. What are other causes of brain haemorrhages? (00:22:55)
11. How to test to see what caused someone's brain haemorrhage (00:25:43)
12. Can you proactively check and manage any damage in the brain to prevent a bleed? (00:27:06)
13. Sponsors ad: Hugh Hames Solicitors (00:29:35)
14. Are brain haemorrhages hereditary? (00:30:54)
15. Are there certain genders or races more at risk of having a brain haemorrhage? (00:34:08)
16. What else needs to be done to improve the treatment for brain haemorrhages? (00:37:48)
17. Sponsor Ad: Colony Coworking (00:39:37)
18. How we can use AI moving forward to support better brain haemorrhage treatment (00:42:49)
19. Closing quickfire questions (00:46:51)
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