Docuseries Follows Three Berklee Students. Listen Up gives an inside look at the Berklee experience. The docuseries can be viewed on Fusion.net or Fusion's YouTube channel, and will air over Fusion's cable broadcast on September 21, at 9:00 p.m. ET.
A brain hemorrhage, one of the two main types of stroke results when a ruptured artery causes bleeding into the brain (intracerebral bleed) or into the space between the membranes surrounding the brain (subarachnoid hemorrhage). Damage occurs two ways.
Hemorrhagic strokes caused by bleeding from a brain tumor are relatively rare events, accounting for about 1-10% of all causes of intracerebral hemorrhage. More common causes of intracerebral hemorrhage include bleeding of an ischemic stroke, blood vessel rupture, amyloid angiopathy, and head trauma. A brain tumor's tendency to bleed depends, in part, on whether the tumor it is benign, malignant, primary, or metastatic.