How do you decide on the speed and target of blood pressure reduction for spontaneous intracranial hemorrhage?  

I think the target and speed of blood pressure reduction in ICH depend on several variables, including initial SBP, clinical stability, hematoma size, and renal function. For patients presenting with SBP >220, I typically aim to lower the pressure to around SBP 160 over the first 12 hours, then g...

In both medicine and life, establishing a baseline—whether clinical, psychological, behavioral, or physiological—is essential for fine-tuning and personalizing the treatment. A clear understanding of "who is the patient" helps me decide better, based on clinical guidelines. 1. Is the BP...

Hematoma expansion (in the absence of antithrombotics or anticoagulation) happens in the first few hours of onset. Hence, any BP reduction has the most impact in terms of reduction of ICH expansion, which implies it needs to be done fast. The target time to achieve BP to the selected target SBP is &...

Some patients have HTN, and too low a pressure leads to hypoperfusion. There are studies ongoing on the best values for SBP and DBP, and importantly, MAP.