This book explores the long-term outcomes of Intracerebral Haemorrhage (ICH) 5-years post stroke in a population based sample in New Zealand. Outcomes explored include neurological, cognitive, mood, activities of daily living, and health related quality of life. In addition to providing an overview of common outcomes and the relationship between these outcomes, this book offers an extensive review of the current literature on ICH and places outcomes within the context of the World Health Organisations International Classification of Functioning.
