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. 2020 Apr 7;15(2):315–321. doi: 10.4103/ajns.AJNS_315_19

Table 2.

Demography of all patients after nonaneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage

Variables Total
Demographics
 Age (years), mean±SD 48.5±8.4
 Range (years) 30-71
 Gender, n (%)
  Male 55 (71.4)
  Female 22 (28.6)
Comorbidities, n (%)
 HTN 12 (15.6)
 DM 12 (15.6)
 Smoker 5 (6.4)
 Possible venous HTN (asthma, DVT, COPD) 10 (13)
 No 43 (55.8)
GCS at presentation 14.31
WFNS at presentation, n (%)
 Grade 1 58 (75.3)
 Grade 2 11 (14.3)
 Grade 3 0
 Grade 4 8 (10.4)
 Grade 5 0
Clinical presentation, n (%)
 Headache 73 (94.8)
 Vomiting 24 (31.2)
 Low GCS (GCS≤12) 8 (10.4)
Blurred vision, n (%) 6 (8.2)
Radiological features, n (%)
 NPM 47 (61.03)
 PM 30 (38.96)
Modified Fisher grading system, n (%)
 Grade 1 0
 Grade 2 0
 Grade 3 59 (76.6)
 Grade 4 18 (23.4)
Complications, n (%)
 Seizure 2 (2.5)
 Hyponatremia 2 (2.5)
 IVH 18 (23.4)
 Hydrocephalus 13 (16.9)
 Vasospasm 0
 EVD placement 13 (16.9)
 Shunt placement 0
 Cardiopulmonary complications 0
Outcomes, n (%)
 GCS at discharge 15 (100)
 Modified Rankin scale at 3 months 1 (100)
 EGCOS at 3 months 8 (100)

PM – Perimesencephalic SAH; NPM – Non-PM SAH; EVD – External ventricular drainage; GCS – Glasgow Coma Scale; EGCOS – Extended Glasgow Coma Outcome Scale; SD – Standard deviation; HTN – Hypertension; DM – Diabetes mellitus; DVT – Deep vein thrombosis; COPD – Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; WFNS – World Federation Neurosurgical Surgeon; IVH – Intraventricular hemorrhage