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Table 2 Management and outcome of ICH patients in-hospital*

From: Current management of intracerebral haemorrhage in China: a national, multi-centre, hospital register study

Investigations/treatment/outcome at discharge

All

N = 1572

Investigations

 

   Computerised tomography

1552 (99)

   Magnetic resonance imaging

112 (7)

Supportive care

 

   Allied health therapist†

320 (20)

   Traditional Chinese medicine therapist

121 (8)

   Assisted feeding

326 (21)

Medical treatment

 

   Antihypertensive therapy

1007 (64)

   Intravenous traditional Chinese medicine

657 (42)

   Intravenous neuroprotectant

1130 (72)

   Intravenous haemodiluting agents (eg mannitol)

1511 (96)

   Intravenous corticosteroids

158 (10)

   In neurology ward with stroke unit

380 (24)

   Neurosurgical intervention

 

Open craniotomy haematoma evacuation

59 (4)

Shunt insertion

2 (0.1)

Microsurgery haematoma evacuation

59 (4)

Other

17 (1)

Outcome at discharge

 

   Experienced ≥1 in-hospital complication‡

378 (24)

   Length of hospital stay, median (IQR)

18.0 (9.0,26.0)

   Outcome (as measured by modified Rankin Scale)

 

0-2

560 (36)

3-5

802 (59)

6

201 (13)

   Discharge destination for survivors

 

Home

1227 (78)

Alternate hospital

110 (7)

Other§

34 (2)

  1. *Values are reported as median (IQR) or number (percentage) of subjects
  2. †Allied health therapist includes speech & language therapist, physiotherapist, occupational therapist, rehabilitation professional, and social worker
  3. ‡Complications include pneumonia, deep venous thrombosis, recurrent stroke, urinary tract infection, other sepsis, pulmonary embolus, coronary event, seizure, fall with injury, or any other clinically significant event that prolonged hospital stay
  4. §Includes family/friends home and nursing home/institution and unknown