There is little information concerning the correlation between clinical and CT findings in chronic subdural hematoma . This study was performed on 69 hematoma patients to find correlations between CT findings and GCS. Ninety one percent of patients were male and 9℅ were female. The average age was 63. In 87℅ of cases, the lesions was unilateral and in the remaining 13℅ , it was bilateral. The results indicated that there is a statistically significant correlation between GCS and sedimentation level ( p<0.0001) there was also significant reversed correlation between GCS and brain shift ( r=-0.3). The correlation between GCS and size of hematoma was shown to be very weak ( r=-0.13).
Eskandari, H. & Saadlo, F. (1994). Correlation between level of consciousness and some cT findings in chronic subdural hematoma. Journal of Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 1(4), 88–92.
MLA
Eskandari, H., & Saadlo, F. "Correlation between level of consciousness and some cT findings in chronic subdural hematoma", Journal of Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 1, 4, 1994, 88–92.
HARVARD
Eskandari, H., & Saadlo, F. (1994). 'Correlation between level of consciousness and some cT findings in chronic subdural hematoma', Journal of Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 1(4), pp. 88–92.
CHICAGO
Eskandari, H. & Saadlo, F., "Correlation between level of consciousness and some cT findings in chronic subdural hematoma." Journal of Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 1 4 (1994): 88–92,
VANCOUVER
Eskandari H., Saadlo F. Correlation between level of consciousness and some cT findings in chronic subdural hematoma. JKMU. 1994;1(4):88–92.
