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. 2006 Jan;77(1):77–83. doi: 10.1136/jnnp.2005.064956

Table 1 Patient characteristics (n = 106).

Female sex 72 (68%)
Age (years) 54 (21 to 79)
Hypertension 32 (30%)
Diabetes mellitus 2 (2%)
Hypercholesterolaemia 11 (10%)
Use of statins 10 (9%)
Day of admission 0 (0–2)
WFNS at admission:
 I 45 (43%)
 II 31 (29%)
 III 5 (5%)
 IV 18 (17%)
 V 7 (7%)
Acute ischaemia 47 (44%)
Amount of cisternal blood (ml) 22 (0 to 29)
Amount of intraventricular blood (ml) 2 (1 to 11)
Rebleeding 14 (13%)
Treatment of aneurysm:
 operative clipping 78 (74%)
 coiling 13 (12%)
 none 15 (14%)
Timing of treatment:
 day of operation 3.5 (0 to 65)
 day of coiling 3 (2 to 17)
Ischaemic events*
 none 58 (55%)
 radiologically only 12 (11%)
 clinically only 4 (4%)
 both 31 (29%)
 undetermined 1 (1%)
Onset of symptomatic ischaemic events
 at operation 13 (37%)
 at coiling/angiography 6 (17%)
 at rebleeding 4 (11%)
 spontaneously 12 (34%)
Outcome at three months 1
 good (mRs 0–3) 66 (62%)
 poor (mRs 4–5) 18 (17%)
 dead 22 (21%)

Data are n (%) or median (range).

*All causes, including operation or procedure related.

mRs, modified Rankin scale; WFNS, World Federation of Neurosurgical Societies scale.