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. 2021 Aug 5;35(2):213–219. doi: 10.1177/19714009211036695

Table 4.

Studies with cerebral vasospasm (CVS) after aneurysmal subarachnoid haemorrhage (SAH) and intra-arterial nimodipine (IAN) treatment.

CG Pat AI CI Infarct mRS 0–2/GOS >4 mRS 0–2 (3–10 m) Mortality in hosp/30 d CVS onset d after SAH Complication
Biondi et al., 2004 19 No 25 43 % 76 % 3–6 m: 72% 2 (8%) Mean 7 ± 3 days No
Hänggi et al., 2008 13 No 18 77 % 11 % 61 % 61 % 3 m: 61 % 1 (5%) No
Kim et al., 2009 14 No 19 79 % 68 % 79 % 0 (0%) Mean 9.6 ± 3.1 No
Cho et al., 2011 15 No 42 82 % 68 % 21 % 76 % 6 m: 85 % 1 (2%) 3 (3% of procedures)
Bashir et al., 2016 1 No 25 96 % 12 % 48 % 4 % 3 m: 20% 9 (36%) Median 8 No
Andereggen et al., 2017 20 Yes, 52 31 31 % 61 % 25 % 10 m: 60% 16 (20%) 5 (16% of pat)
Ditz et al., 2018 17 Yes, 15 15 93 % 47 % 0 % 3/6 m: 12%/36% 1 (7%) Median 6 (0–10) 1 (1.5% of procedures)
Our study, 2020 Yes, 7 48 60 % 25 % 6 m: 47% 2 (4%)/4 (8%) Median 5 (0–30) 10 (21% of pat, 8% of procedures

AI: angiographic improvement; CG: control group; CI: clinical improvement; CVS: cerebral vasospasm; d: days; GOS: Glasgow Outcome Scale; hosp: hospital; infarct: infarct related to vasospasm; m: months; mRS: modified Rankin Scale; pat: number of patients.

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