Clinical Correlation between the Amount of Spontaneous Subarachnoid Hemorrhage and the Patients Early Neurological Status

Objective: Clinical assessment between degree of sub-arachnoid bleeding and patients early neurological status. Patients and Methods: Thirty cases were involved in this study, from May 2010 to May 2011 at Kasr El Aini Emergency Department, All cases had full examination as regard history, clinical examination, CT on admission, CT F/U every 48hrs for 2 weeks. CT angiography or 4 vessels angiography. Results: 1 case was Gr.I and had Gr.III bleeding, 20 cases were Gr.II (2 cases had Gr.II, 16 had Gr.III and 2 had Gr.IV bleeding), 7 cases were Gr.III (2 cases had Gr.II and 5 had Gr. III bleeding) and finally 2 cases were Gr.IV and had Gr. IV bleeding. Conclusion: In my study I did not experience a significant influence of amount of subarachnoid bleeding in the patients early neurological status and may be other factors such as vascular insults, hydrocephalus and other major organs problems.