[The role of systemic inflammation in the pathogenesis of hemorrhagic stroke in the presence or absence of effective brain blood flow].

Systemic inflammation or borderline state (pre-SI) was identified in all patients of the second group both on 1-3 days from the onset of haemorrhagic stroke, and on 5-8 days. On the contrary, in the third group, there were no signs of SI on 1-3 days. On 5-8 days, signs of SI and pre-SI were recorded only in 18.2% of patients. Apparently, the reason for these differences is the blockade of the passage of tissue decay products and other pro-inflammatory factors into the bloodstream from the damaged brain in the third group.