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. 2024 Mar 8;40(4):1221–1237. doi: 10.1007/s00381-024-06332-9

Table 7.

Outcome*

Year Complete clinical recovery Residual deficits Complete radiological recovery Residual radiological findings Deaths Mean follow-up (months)
2017 24 (80%) Tetraspasticity (1), hearing loss (1), seizures (1), memory and attention deficit (1), hemiparesis (1) 27 (90%) White matter lesions (2), brain edema (1) 2 (6.5%) 21.4
2018 25 (83%) Seizure (3), hemiparesis (1), spasticity (1), ataxia (1), aphasia (1), hearing loss (1), memory deficit (1), peripheral neuropathy (1) 29 (97%) Gliosis and persistent meningeal impregnation (1) None 23.7
2019 22 (88%) Hemiparesis (1), speech disorders (1), hearing loss (1) 24 (96%) Gliosis (1) None 24.3
2020 15 (88%) Hemiparesis (1), tetraparesis (1) 17 (100%) None None 16.1
2021 18 (78%) Hemiparesis (1), seizures (2), hemianopsia (1), aphasia (1), dehydration (1) 19 (82%) Cerebritis (1), meningeal impregnation (1), ischemia (1), bone gap (1) 1 (4%) 12.5
2022 53 (91%) Facial paresis (1), peripheral neuropathy (1), sequelae of infected of cranioplasty (1) 52 (89%) Meningeal impregnation (4), residual empyema (2) 2 (3.5%) 7.2
2023 59 (83%) Hemiparesis (3), raised ICP signs (1), cranial nerve palsy (1), behavioral problems (1), speech problems (1) 46 (64%) Meningeal impregnation (3), residual empyema (8), sinus thrombosis (2) 2 (2.8%) 2.3
Overall 216 (85%) / 214 (84%) / 7 (2.7%) 12.4

*Still ongoing treatment in 10 cases (all belonging to the 2023 period)