The location is not right in this case for hypertensive

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The location is not right in this case for hypertensive

its not usual location but could be if patient is HTNsive…
If patient is Normotensive then other D/d of etiology could be cerebral amyloid angiopathy as its in subcortical location as well as the patient is elderly too.

doesn’t look like tumoral bleed though

I totally agree with your opinion about cerebral amyloi angiopathy, but hemorrhage in hypertensive it’s not suitable, quite rare in lobes

1.Venous infarct with hemorrhagic transformation

  1. Hypertensive bleed

  2. Tumoral bleed

4 . CMA