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STUDY OF SURGICAL TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSIVE INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE PART Ⅳ:THE PROGNOSIS FOR SURVIVAL AND HEMIPLEGIA BASED UPON CEREBRAL ANGIOGRAPHY Masahiro Mizukami 1 , Goro Araki 1 , Hiroshi Mihara 1 , Takashi Tomita 2 1Institute of Brain and Blood Vessels, Mihara Memorial Hospital 2Division of Neurosurgery, Department of Surgery, School of Medicine, Keio University pp.579-583
Published Date 1972/5/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406203116
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The prognosis for survival and hemiplegia of 56 cases with hypertensive intracerebral hemorrhage has been analized on the basis of the angiographic classification established by authors.

1) No death occured in cases with the hematoma localized in putamen or thalamus. Recovery of hemiplegia was almost complete in all cases three months after the onset.

2) In cases with hematoma developed from puta-amen or thalamus into the posterior limb of internal capsule, the mortality rates are 6% or 33% res-pectively. As to the prognosis for hemiplegia, re-covery was incomplete in almost cases.

3) In cases with the hematoma developed from putamen or thalamus into the ventricle, the mortality rates were 54% and 100% respectively. Recovery of hemiplegia could not be expected in survival cases.

4) Dividing angiographic findings into 5 grades according to the amount of displacement of anterior cerebral artery and internal cerebral vein, the pro-gnosis for survival was in parallel with these grades in cases with putaminal hemorrhage.

5) Accordingly, these angiographic classification seems to play an important role for the decision on the operative indications.


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