[The role of systemic inflammation in the pathogenesis of hemorrhagic stroke in the presence or absence of effective brain blood flow].

Objective: To identify the likelihood of developing systemic inflammation (SI) as a general pathological process in severe haemorrhagic intracerebral stroke with and without the phenomenon of ineffective cerebral blood flow.

Material And Method: Three groups were examined: 1) 89 blood donors (controls), 2) 15 patients with severe haemorrhagic stroke without the phenomenon of ineffective brain blood flow; 3) 26 patients with severe haemorrhagic stroke with ineffective cerebral blood flow. Ineffective cerebral blood circulation was recorded on the basis of transcranial Doppler ultrasound data; 87% of patients had clinical signs of brain death.