Analysis of outcome predictors in patients with spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage

Introduction. Spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage is not a monophasic event, but condition characterized by hematoma expansion with mechanical damage to the surrounding tissue. The development of multiple complications associated high mortality rate 40%. In order make therapeutic decisions, it important know what factors predict outcome in these patients. aim this study was evaluate prediction scales patients spontaneous according functional at 7 and 30 days after onset. Material Methods. A three-year retrospective (2017 - 2019) included 116 treated Emergency Center, Clinical Center Vojvodina, Novi Sad, Serbia. collected data National Institutes Health Stroke Scale, original score, modified Graeb score Glasgow coma scale. Demographic data, localization, shape volume hematomas, as well occurrence intraventricular were compared. Results. group patients, male gender dominant (82%) age over 65 years (56%); scale: 1.5 interquartile range = 1 2 points, Scale 24, 15 32, 3 4 (68.1%). Intraventricular found 82.3% oval 71.6% highest first (41.4%). 7-day 30-day significantly (p 0.000) 0.014). Conclusion. Elderly men known vascular risk are prone hemorrhage. may be potential indicators poor