Intracerebellar haematoma: eleven traumatic and non-traumatic cases and a review of the literature
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- DOI: 10.1055/s-2008-1054092
Intracerebellar haematoma: eleven traumatic and non-traumatic cases and a review of the literature
Abstract
A follow-up study of 11 patients with traumatic and non-traumatic intracerebellar haematomas is analysed. The mortality is 36%. Prognosis depends on the rate of deterioration and level of consciousness. While indication for clot evacuation is controversial, ventricular drainage is recommended as a primary protective procedure in any state of consciousness.
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