Objective To understand the demographic feature

characteristics of traditional Chinese medicine（ TCM） syndromes and combined diseases in patients with cerebral hemorrhage from the data in hospital information management system. Methods Totally 15 794 in-patients with cerebral hemorrhage were included from Nov. 2002 to Jun. 2011 at 18 class A tertiary general hospitals nationwide. By filling out patient’s general imformation forms

we underwent a descriptive analysis on patient’s age

gender

profession

hospital expenses

type of expense-system

and an exploration on patient’ s TCM syndromes

complications and combined diseases based on diagnostic information forms. Results A total of 403 patients’ admitting diagnosis had TCM syndromes on

while 719 patients’ discharge diagnosis were with TCM syndromes. Admitting TCM syndromes were mainly phlegm-stasis blocking meridians（ 154 cases

38. 21%）

wind-phlegm blocking meridians（ 139 cases

34. 49%）

blood stasis due to qi deficiency（ 63 cases

15. 63%）

whereas discharging TCM syndromes were mainly wind-phlegm blocking meridians（ 354 cases

49. 24%）

blood stasis due to qi deficiency（ 141 cases

19. 61%）

Yin-deficiency of liver and kidney（ 62 cases

8. 62%）. Hypertension and aneurysm were most commonly seen in combined diseases

whereas pulmonary infection

cerebral hernia were most-observed complications. Conclusion Male patients possess a larger percentage in patients with cerebral hemorrhage and increase of age enlonges in-hospital days. TCM syndromes have a trend changing from excess to deficiency.