The mortality rate is 37%, with significant morbidity affecting more thanĥ0% of survivors. 3,6 Of those who reach medical attention, The outcome from SAH remains disappointing: 8-60% of patients die before 3,4,5ĭespite considerable advances in diagnostic and therapeutic techniques, The incidence of aneurysmal SAH has remained unchanged.
Other types of stroke has declined substantially over the past three decades, Is subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH), a neurosurgical emergency afflicting When assessing the patient with headache, the emergency physician isĬharged with identifying the estimated 5% of this group harboring serious
Of Emergency Medicine, Ingalls Memorial Hospital Sullivan, MD, JD, FACEP, Chairman, Department Perron, MD, Chief Resident, Department of Emergency Medicine, Carolinas Medicine, Carolinas Medical Center, Medical Director, MedCenter Air Andrew Medicine, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Department of Emergency Ed Legal Letter December 1997 Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage: More than Just a Headache By Michael Gibbs MD, FACEP, Clinical Instructor, Department of Emergency
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