3%). Most common age group is 61-70 years (37.3%) and the commonest clinical feature is hemiplegia (72.2%) followed by speech involvement (37.9%). Maximum cases presented with hypertension (57.7%) followed by dyslipidemia (23.4%). Ischemic stroke (70%) is higher than hemorrhagic (30%). most common site of hemorrhage is basal ganglia (43.9%) followed by thalamus (14.6%), both ventricular and cerebellar constitute 9.7% each. The most common site of infarction was parietal (41.7%), followed by basal ganglia (16.7%) and frontal (12.5%). Conclusions:The cerebrovascular stroke is having hypertensive male predominance and the common clinical presentation is being hemiplegia followed by speech involvement which is more common compare to other studies. Abbreviations: CVA-Cerebro Vascular Accident.

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