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To investigate the clinical significance of intracerebral hematomal(ICH) in patients
with spontaneous subarachnoid, hemorrhage(SAH), the authors reviewed 527 consecutive
patients with SAH during the past 7 years. Computed tomography(CT) visible ICH was
found in 115 patients(21.8%). In patients over 50 years old. ICH was found more
frequently than patients aged 50 years or less(p<0.05). Patients with ICH had a higher
incidence of intraventicular hemorrhage or rebleeding compared with patients without
ICH(P<0.005). No significant associate was found between pre-existing hypertension and
ICH. Patients with ICH were in higher Hung and Hess Grade(HHG) on
admission(p<0.005), and had a poorer outcome compared with patients without
ICH(p<0.005).
Seventy-nine(20.2%) among the 392 patients with aneurysmal subarachnoid
hemorrhage had ICHs, of whom the frequent site of aneurysm was the middle cerebral
artery on 45.3%, anterior cerebral artery in 17.9%. The rate of 313 good recovery in
these patients was significantly low compared with patients without ICH. The mortality
in 313 operated patients with aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage was 36.4% in
patients with ICH and 14.6% in those without ICH(p<0.005). Particularly, in the patients
with middle cerebral artery or internal carotid artery aneurysm. ICH and a significant
influence on the good recovery and mortality(p<0.005). Even though the surgical
mortality of the patients with large hematoma more than 30 §¦ in amount was 64.7%,
one half of the survivors showed good recovery. This study suggests that the prognosis
after subarachnoid hemorrhage is poorer in patients with an ICH. Although the initial
clinical grade is an important prognostic factor, the prognosis for patients in the same
initial clinical grade is poorer when ICH is accompanied. In regard with an increased
incidence of rebleeding episode and an increased intracranial pressure in the patients
with ICHs, we emphasize the importance of early surgical intervention.

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Spontaneous subarachnoid hemorrhage; Aneurysm; Intracerebral hematoma.;

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