Intracranial Hemorrhage After Cocaine Abuse

To the Editor.— Cocaine abuse and its medical, psychiatric, and neurological complications have been well documented.1 However, the incidence of intracranial hemorrhage in cocaine abuse must be exceedingly low, as only three cases have been reported in the American literature2,3 despite a large and growing population of cocaine abusers.Use of "crack," a new and more potent form of cocaine, has recently reached epidemic proportions in many major …