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Edited by Edward Feldmann. 348 pp. Armonk, N.Y., Futura, 1994. $65. ISBN 0-87993-575-8.
Edited by Carlos A. Kase and Louis R. Caplan. 516 pp. Boston, Butterworth-Heinemann, 1994. $135. ISBN 0-7506-9308-8.

It is truly unfortunate that two books, titled identically but approaching the subject of intracerebral hemorrhage from two different perspectives, have appeared at nearly the same time. They are likely to compete for the same readership, when in fact both are worthy of consideration.

The book edited by Feldmann is a multiauthored textbook with contributions from many neurologic experts from around the United States. The majority of the chapters deal with the pathology and pathophysiology of the expanding list of causes of intracerebral hemorrhage. A single chapter summarizes the clinical syndromes defined by the locations of the hemorrhages. One chapter . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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