Table 4.
Author, year [reference] | Patients | Type of study | Frequency intracerebral haemorrhages (%) | Ventricular Extension (%) | Ventricular extension as predictor of in-hospital death | In-hospital mortality (%) |
Walshe, 1977 [14] | 18 | Clinical series | 66 | |||
Barraquer-Bordas, 1981 [15] | 23 | Clinical series | 50 | 39 | ||
Kwak, 1983 [26] | 29 | Clinical series | No | |||
Weisberg, 1986 [24] | 50 | Clinical series | 38 | Yes | 38 | |
Steinke, 1992 [25] | 44 | Stroke data bank | 47.7 | Yes | 31.8 | |
Kumral, 1995 [13] | 100 | Stroke data bank | 25.6 | 57 | Yes | 25 |
Mori, 1995 [22] | 104 | Clinical series | 44 | No | 17.3 (6 months) | |
Lampl, 1995 [27]* | 52 | Clinical series | 63.5 | No | 36.6 (6 moths) | |
Chung, 1996 [23] | 175 | Clinical series | † | 37 | ||
Shah, 2005 [30] | 53 | Clinical series | 66.6 | No | 15.7 | |
Present series, 2007 | 47 | Hospital-based stroke registry | 13 | 42.6 | Yes | 19.1 |
*11 patients with thalamo-capsular haemorrhages and 41 patients with isolated thalamic haemorrhages
†Presence of dense blood clot in the third ventricle in a CT scan indicate a poor outcome