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One hundreds eighty cases of traumatic intracerebral hematoma(TICH) among 1,633
head injury patients diagnosed with computerized tomography in neurosurgical
department from Jan. 1990 to Jun. 1996. were classified into two TICH groups ; TICH
group associated with other traumatic intracranial lesions and TICH group without other
traumatic intracranial lesions.
The incidence of TICH was 11.0% and percentage of TICH with other traumatic
intracranial lesions among 180 cases of TICH was 66.7%. TICH group with other
traumatic intracranial lesions showed worse initial level of consciousness, more likely to
have abnormal pupillary reflex, higher incidence of delayed traumatic intracerebral
hematomas(DTICH), greater amount of hematoma, increased chance of surgery and
worse outcome. In TICH group with other traumatic intracranial lesions, the factors
affecting prognosis were initial Glasgow coma scale(GCS) score, pupillary reflex, amount
of hematoma and treatment modality. In TICH only group, the factors affecting
prognosis were initial GCS score, pupillary reflex, amount of hematoma and DTICH. The
patients with 12-15 of GCS score, normal pupillary reflex, absence of DTICH, and
amount of hematoma below 10cc, the presence of other traumatic intracranial lesions
were found to be important prognostic factor. The overall mortality was 27.7% but in
TICH group with other traumatic intracranial lesions, the mortality was 35.0% compared
to 13.3% in TICH only group. It is concluded from this study that in the case with
other traumatic intracranial lesions. TICH showed worse initial neurological status and
prognosis compared to those without other lesions. Thus, these patients, although in
conditions of good general clinical index at admission, should be considered to provide
intensive care and treatment because these associated lesions will play as a bad
prognostic factor.

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Traumatic intracerebral hematoma; Traumatic intracranial lesions; Prognostic factor;

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