Table 1 Cases of isolated subdural hematoma secondary to posterior communicating artery or posterior communicating artery-internal carotid artery aneurysmal rupture
No. | Author(s), year | Age, sex | Presentation | SDH location | Management | Prognosis |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Araki et al. 2002 [10] | 55/F | Headache, ptosis, and semicoma | Convexity | Clipping and hematoma evacuation | Good |
2 | Blake et al. 2003 [11] | 35/F | Coma | Convexity | Nil | Dead |
3 | De Blasi et al. 2010 [4] | 47/F | Headache and stupor | Convexity | Coil embolization | Good |
60/F | Headache and right sixth cranial nerve palsy | Bilateral convexity | Coil embolization | Good | ||
4 | Eggers et al. 1982 [12] | 34/F | Headache | Convexity | Hematoma evacuation | Good |
5 | Friedman et al. 1983 [13] | 55/F | Headache | Tentorium and interhemispheric | Clipping | Good |
6 | Inamasu et al. 2002 [14] | 28/F | Coma | Convexity | Hematoma evacuation | Dead |
7 | Ishibashi et al. 1997 [15] | 54/F | Headache | Tentorium and convexity | Clipping and hematoma evacuation | Good |
8 | Ishikawa et al. 2000 [16] | 62/M | Headache and ptosis | Tentorium and interhemispheric | Clipping | Good |
9 | Kim et al. 2012 [8] | 83/F | Headache, dizziness, and nausea | Clival hematoma migrated to the spine. | Stent-assisted coil embolization | Good |
10 | Kondziolka et al. 1988 [9] | 43/M | Coma | Tentorial and convexity | Clipping and hematoma evacuation | Good |
38/F | Coma | Tentorial and convexity | Clipping and hematoma evacuation | Disabled | ||
11 | Mansour et al. 2014 [17] | 51/M | Headache followed by loss of consciousness and right anisocoria | Bilateral convexity | Coil embolization | Good |
12 | Marbacher et al, 2010 [18] | 39/M | Coma and bilateral dilated fixed pupils | Not mentioned | Clipping and hematoma evacuation | Disabled |
45/F | Coma and dilated fixed right pupil | Convexity | Clipping and hematoma evacuation | Disabled | ||
68/F | Right oculomotor paresis | Not mentioned | Clipping and hematoma evacuation | Good | ||
13 | Mrfka et al. 2013 [2] | 40/F | Headache, nausea, and vomiting | Convexity | Hematoma evacuation and coiling | Good |
14 | Nonaka et al. 2000 [19] | 52/F | Coma | Tentorium and convexity | Clipping and hematoma evacuation | Good |
15 | Onda et al. 1989 [20] | 44/F | Semicoma | Convexity | Clipping and hematoma evacuation | Disabled |
16 | Paramasivam et al., 2012 [21] | 43/F | Severe headache | Tentorium | Coil embolization | Good |
17 | Sasaki et al. 2018 [22] | 71/F | Headache and drowsiness | Convexity | Clipping and hematoma evacuation | Disabled |
18 | Satoh et al. 1999 [23] | 58/F | Semicoma | Convexity | Clipping and hematoma evacuation | Good |
25/F | Headache | Convexity | Clipping and hematoma evacuation | Good | ||
25/F | Coma | Convexity | Clipping and hematoma evacuation | Good | ||
19 | Thapa et al. 2018 [5] | 55/F | Loss of speech and right-sided weakness | Convexity | Clipping and hematoma evacuation | Disabled |
20 | Williams et al. 1983 [24] | 18/F | Coma | Convexity | Clipping and hematoma evacuation | Disabled |
21 | Our case, 2019 | 34/F | Headache | Tentorium and spine | Clipping and hematoma evacuation | Good |