1994
DOI: 10.1097/00005373-199407000-00035
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Prognostic Factors After Acute Subdural Hematoma

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“…These results are in accordance with our own experiences. According to Dent et al 2 only 24% of patients with severe TBI due to acute SDH who required urgent surgery had a favorable outcome, which is the worst result published so far. However, it has to be noted that none of the other authors provided data on the expected mortality of their patients, because no score had been available at the times of their studies.…”
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confidence: 97%
“…These results are in accordance with our own experiences. According to Dent et al 2 only 24% of patients with severe TBI due to acute SDH who required urgent surgery had a favorable outcome, which is the worst result published so far. However, it has to be noted that none of the other authors provided data on the expected mortality of their patients, because no score had been available at the times of their studies.…”
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“…The two most important prognostic indicators are age and GCS score, and several studies have correlated the presence of preoperative CT findings with poor outcomes. 7,21 Despite neurosurgical advances and rising health care costs nationally, traumatic SDH remains a cause of significant morbidity and death.No national studies for the US exist concerning costs, inhospital complication rates, and death for patients with traumatic SDH. This analysis begins to fill this gap with the first nationwide study on traumatic SDH.…”
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“…11 More recent studies have provided outcomes using data largely from single-institution series with fairly small patient samples. 1,5,7,9,[13][14][15]19,[21][22][23]25,[27][28][29][30] The NIS, the largest all-payer inpatient database, provided the data for this study. This database collects a 20% stratified sample of nonfederal community hospitals, consisting of approximately 8 million annual discharges Hospital costs, incidence, and inhospital mortality rates of traumatic subdural hematoma in the United StatesObject.…”
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“…Los factores que se asocian a mal pronóstico y determinan la evolución del paciente son la desviación de la linea media, hematoma subdural con un grosor >18mm, la presencia de contusión cerebral y lesiones extracraneanas que con frecuencia acompañan al hematoma subdural. 200,[207][208][209][210][211][212] La desviación de la linea media <10mm o la presencia de HS con un grosor <10mm se asocia a 85-90% de supervivencia. La diferencia negativa (desviación de la linea media menor que el grosor del hematoma) menor de -5mm tiene buen pronostico y se relaciona Figura 16.…”
Section: Hematoma Epidural (He)unclassified