Stroke, Vol 12, 620-623, Copyright © 1981 by American Heart Association
NF Kassell, HP Adams Jr, JC Torner and AL Sahs
The overall management results after aneurysmal rupture were studied in 158
patients admitted to the hospital on day 0--3 and 175 patients admitted on
day 4--7 following subarachnoid hemorrhage. In this series surgery was
planned no sooner than 12 days following the ictus. Despite effective
medical and surgical therapy overall results were disappointing: 3 months
following the initial hemorrhage only 43% of patients in the 0--3 day group
and 53% of patients in the 4--7 day group were capable of independent
functional living. Patients admitted on days 4--7 also had a lower
mortality rate, re-bled less frequently, and had lower postoperative
mortality and morbidity than those admitted on days 0--3. For reasons not
well defined, time of admission following aneurysmal SAH has an important
influence on outcome. Accordingly, in evaluating outcome for patients with
ruptured aneurysms treated with different therapeutic modalities, time of
admission must be carefully controlled.
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Influence of timing of admission after aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage on overall outcome. Report of the cooperative aneurysm study
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