Abstract
Hemorrhagic stroke ranks second in frequency among fatal strokes. Often intracerebral hemorrhage is localized in the basal ganglia of the brain and the use of open surgical approaches is fraught with the development of various severe complications. This implies the need to use minimally invasive methods of surgical treatment of deep intracerebral hemorrhages. One of these methods is stereotaxic needle biopsy. The authors present a clinical case of hemorrhagic stroke in a patient who received a minimally invasive stereotaxic treatment. The results of treatment and its effectiveness are reflected. Recommendations are given on the methodology of the possibility of its application in clinics of medical organizations of the Republic of Kazakhstan.