Introduction and objectives Acute presentation with intracranial hemorrhage owing to a
previously silent brain tumor (BT) is rare. Although any BT can bleed, the frequency and type
of bleeding varies across tumor types. Materials and methods We aimed to retrospectively
review our experience with 55 patients with BTs presenting with ICH. Results Signs of
increased intracranial pressure were the most common symptoms. The temporal lobe was
the most common lesion site (n= 22). Hemorrhages were mainly confined to the tumor …