The Ethical Cost of Delay: Lessons From an Acute Haemorrhagic Neurological Emergency in a Low‐Resource Setting

ABSTRACT

Prompt recognition and early intervention are critical in the management of intracerebral hemorrhage. This case demonstrates how system‐level diagnostic and referral delays in a low‐resource setting can worsen outcomes, underscoring the ethical imperative for coordinated emergency pathways and equitable access to neurosurgical care.