Intracerebral haemorrhage (ICH) as a cerebrovascular accident that carries a high mortality and in survivors, severe disabilities. Efforts put into this devastating illness has not converted into an effective treatment. The severe motor and sensory impairments that follow an ICH could be due to the basal ganglia white matter damage. The maintenance of white matter function is primarily dependent on the integrity of the axonal bundles and myelin sheaths.
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