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CT Findings and Clinical Features as Markers for Patient Outcome in Primary Pontine Hemorrhage

Tiemo Wessels, Walter Möller-Hartmann, Johannes Noth and Christof Klötzsch
American Journal of Neuroradiology February 2004, 25 (2) 257-260;
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    Dorsal PPH.

    CT scan in a 65-year-old man who was alert on admission, with mild gait ataxia. Hematoma volume is 2.5 mL. Patient outcome was excellent (GOS score 5).

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    CT scan in an 80-year-old woman who was in a coma on admission. The hematoma volume is 6 mL. The patient received mechanical ventilation and died after 1 week.

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    CT scan in a 74-year-old woman who was in a coma on admission. The hematoma volume is 15 mL. The patient died 2 days after admission.

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    CT parameters in 29 patients with PPH stratified by outcome

    CT ParameterSevere Disability, GOS Score < 4 (n = 17)Mild Disability Good Recovery, GOS Score ≥ 4 (n = 12)P Value*Death (n = 9)Survivors (n = 20)P Value*
    Mean hematoma volume (mL)6.6 ± 2.72.8 ± 1.67.9 ± 2.63.7 ± 2.1
    Hematoma ≥ 4 mL14 (82)3 (25).0069 (100)8 (40).003
    Hematoma < 4 mL3 (17)9 (75).006012 (60).003
    Hematoma location
     Dorsal09 (75)<.00109 (45).011
     Ventral12 (70)3 (25)<.0014 (44)9 (45).23
     Massive5 (29)0.0025 (55)0<.001
    Intraventricular hematoma extension6 (35)1 (8).185 (55)2 (10).01
    Hydrocephalus7 (41)2 (16).236 (66)3 (15).01
    • Note.—Except for mean hematoma volume, data are number (%) of patients.

    • * Two-tailed Fisher exact test.

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    Clinical parameters in 29 patients with PPH stratified by outcome

    Clinical ParameterSevere Disability, GOS Score < 4 (n = 17)Mild Disability, Good Recovery, GOS Score ≥ 4 (n = 12)P Value*Death (n = 9)Survivors (n = 20)P Value*
    Coma on admission11 (64)1 (8)0.037 (77)2 (10).014
    Abnormal pupils10 (58)4 (33).266 (66)8 (40).24
    Scores (mean ± SD)
     GCS on admission4.3 ± 2.310.3 ± 3.0.0013.1 ± 0.38.5 ± 3.6.03
     GCS on discharge6.7 ± 4.312.2 ± 1.5<.001—11.7 ± 1.8<.001
     NIHSS on admission36.4 ± 7.318.7 ± 11.0.00839 ± 2.424.6 ± 12.7.40
     NIHSS on discharge30.4 ± 13.68.6 ± 4.6<.001—12.1 ± 7.3<.001
    Age (mean, 59 ± 13 y)
     ≥65 years (n = 11)8 (47)3 (25).207 (77)4 (20).01
     <65 years (n = 18)9 (52)9 (75).202 (22)16 (80).01
    History of hypertension15 (88)9 (75).629 (100)15 (75).15
    Mechanical ventilation16 (94)2 (16)<.0019 (100)9 (45).005
    • Note.—Except for scores, data are number (%) of patients.

    • * Two-tailed Fisher exact test.

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