Anamnesis

Identification: Male patient, 54 years old, with untreated severe hypertension and chronic alcohol use.

History of Present Illness:
Sudden onset of severe headache (9/10) in the right temporal region, 2 hours ago, described as "the worst pain of my life."

Rapid progression to mental confusion and weakness in the left hemibody.

Associated with:

Projectile vomiting (2 episodes)

Mild photophobia

No history of head trauma

Physical/Neurological Examination:
General state: GCS 13 (E3V4M6), agitated

Focal signs:

Left brachio-crural hemiparesis (2/5)

Conjugate gaze deviation to the right

Right pupil > left (anisocoria)

NIHSS: 18 (severe hemorrhagic stroke)

BP: 210/120 mmHg

Complementary Exams:
Urgent non-contrast cranial CT:

Right lobar intraparenchymal hematoma (basal ganglia)

Volume ≈ 45 mL

Moderate mass effect (midline shift 6 mm)

No associated subarachnoid hemorrhage

CT Angiography: No evident vascular malformation

Laboratory tests: INR 1.1, platelets 220,000 (excludes coagulopathy)

Report this case — e.g. suspected re-identification risk.