Titlebook: Neuropsychological Sequelae of Subarachnoid Hemorrhage and its Treatment; B. O. Hütter Book 2000 Springer-Verlag Wien 2000 Aneurysm.Bleedi

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Special aspects of the pathology and therapy of SAH,raventricular blood into consideration. On the other hand, the Fisher CCT grading confounds the amount of subarachnoid blood and the presence of intracerebral and/or intraventricular hematoma. However, a separate listing would be more desirable.

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Basics of scientific research on the neuropsychological sequelae of subarachnoid hemorrhage,Prigatano, 1986; McSweeny et al., 1985; Prigatano, Wright and Levin, 1984; Heaton and Pendleton, 1981). It is, therefore, essential that a thorough assessment of the persisting sequelae of SAH also includes the functional capacity of patients in daily life and their emotional condition.

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The pattern of cognitive deficits in the chronic state after subarachnoid hemorrhage,Auer, Gallhofer and Auer, 1985; Sengupta, Chinu and Brierley, 1975). In a follow-up study by Sengupta, Chinu and Brierley (1975), as well as in a study by Auer, Gallhofer and Auer (1985), unremarkable IQ mean values were found in the Wechsler Intelligence Test in patients after aneurysm rupture. On

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Impairments in daily life after SAH,areses or mental impairments as severe aphasias (Gilsbach and Harders, 1989). Nevertheless, the patients are substantially handicapped in their daily functional capacity. Therefore, also in patients after SAH also questions about problems in daily life are of great importance. Based on the brain org

Provenance

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Neuropsychological sequelae of aneurysm surgery,ed by the study of Hornyak, Gilsbach and Harders (1991), who found that of the 23 patients in their consecutive series exhibiting postoperative infarcts, these could be attributed in 19 (83%) patients most probably to the surgical intervention. Prolonged temporary clipping as well as inadvertent dam

myelography

Short-and long-term effects of disturbed CSF circulation after SAH,e life-companions, those patients who had developed hydrocephalus in the postacute clinical course and in whom shunt insertion had been performed were still significantly more impaired in daily life than the patients who had not developed hydrocephalus.

Iatrogenic

Health-related quality of life in patients who had been in Hunt and Hess grades IV or V on admissioefore, verification of the prognostic relevance of a number of clinical variables is important for the later quality of life. For this reason, at the Department of Neurosurgery of the University Hospital of the University of Technology (RWTH) Aachen, a prospective study was conducted with the intent