Journal of Neurology Research, ISSN 1923-2845 print, 1923-2853 online, Open Access
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Original Article

Volume 000, Number 000, August 2024, pages 000-000


Prevalence, Clinical Profile and Influence of Onset-to-Treatment Time for Subarachnoid Hemorrhage on Quality of Life in Patients: A Retrospective Study of a Decade

Figure

Figure 1.
Figure 1. Distribution of patients according to onset-to-treatment time (OTT).

Tables

Table 1. Patient Profile
 
Number of patients%
Sex
  Male2427.91
  Female6272.09
Age range
  30 - 3944.65
  40 - 4978.13
  50 - 592529.06
  60 - 692832.55
  70 - 791112.79
  80 - 8989.30
  ≥ 9011.16
  No information22.32
Ethnicity
  White3237.20
  Mixed ethnicity2225.51
  Asian33.48
  Black910.46
  No information2023.25

 

Table 2. Site of the SAH
 
Compromised artery/regionNumber of patients%
SAH: subarachnoid hemorrhage.
Middle cerebral3436.17
Posterior communicating2425.53
Anterior communicating1618.08
Internal carotid77.44
Ophthalmic77.44
Posterior circulation66.39

 

Table 3. Outcome Classification of Patients According to the Modified Rankin Scale
 
Modified Rankin Scale levelsNumber of patients%
0 (no symptoms)3844.18
1 (no significant disability)2124.41
2 (mild disability)33.48
3 (moderate disability)22.32
4 (moderately severe disability)33.48
5 (severe disability)33.48
6 (death)1618.06