Table 2.

Characteristics of patients with delayed intracranial hemorrhage in our study population including sex and age, antithrombotic therapy, reported unconsciousness and amnesia, prothrombin time at admission, neurological symptoms during in-hospital observation, type of delayed intracranial hemorrhage (EDH = epidural hematoma, SDH = subdural hematoma, SAH = subarachnoid hematoma, ICH = intracerebral hematoma) and necessity of surgery. ASA = acetylsalicylic acid.

Patient	Antithrombotic Therapy	Unconsciousness	Amnesia	Glasgow Coma Scale	Head Wound	Prothrombin Time	Neurological Symptoms	Delayed Intracranial Hemorrhage	Surgery
m, 72y	Vitamin K antagonist	yes	yes	15	yes	56	no	EDH, SDH	no
f, 93y	Vitamin K antagonist	no	no	15	yes	47	no	SAH	no
f, 83y	Vitamin K antagonist	no	no	15	yes	20	no	SAH	no
f, 82y	Vitamin K antagonist	no	no	15	yes	48	no	SAH	no
m, 92y	Vitamin K antagonist	no	no	15	yes	33	no	SAH	no
f, 84y	Vitamin K antagonist	no	no	15	no	27	yes	SDH	yes
m, 90y	Clopidogrel + ASA	no	no	15	yes	89	no	Hygroma	no
m, 54y	Clopidogrel + ASA	no	yes	15	yes	105	no	ICH	no
m, 89y	Dabigatran	no	no	15	yes	89	no	SDH	no
f, 82y	ASA	no	no	15	yes	104	no (repeat CT was recommended by radiologist after review of initial CT)	EDH	no
f, 79	ASA	yes	yes	14	yes	88	yes	EDH	no