Thalamic hemorrhages represent a small group of cerebrovascular diseases of which only 0.7-3% is manifested bilaterally, being chronic hypertension the key factor for its development. We report a case of a 45-year-old patient with 10-years history of arterial hypertension who presented with brachiocrural motor deterioration accompanied by dysarthria, dyspnea, vomiting in number of two, with increased basal blood pressure. Neurimaging demostrated a bilateral thalamic hematoma.
