Hemorrhage in newborns is a dangerous condition, most commonly subcutaneous hemorrhage, cerebral hemorrhage, meningitis... Severe cerebral hemorrhage leads to compression or damage to brain tissue, leading to a high mortality rate, with a rate of sequelae of up to 40-50%.

The neurological development of children is quite large and complex. When studying this issue, it is necessary to base on the characteristics of neuroanatomy and function as well as understanding of psychology, psychophysiology and knowledge of linguistics. At the same time, it is necessary to base on the analysis of the general physical development of children.

Cerebral hemorrhage occurs when blood escapes from the vessel wall and then enters the parenchyma. Cerebral hemorrhage is one of the causes of cerebrovascular accidents (about 20%) and leaves serious consequences for the patient. Finding the cause and timely treatment will help reduce the poor prognosis of the disease.