INTRODUCTION: The subarachnoid haemorrhage non traumatic assumes between the 6-8% of all acute cerebrovascular, besides is more frequent in young persons. The mortility and mortality is high and the predictive factors of the worse prognostic in unknown. MATERIAL AND METHODS: In the present work, we realized a study of the patients admitted to our intensive care unite (UCI) a cause of the subarachnoid haemorrhage during the last ten years. In the same time of admitted to the UCI we applied Glasgow coma scale. Apache II and Hunt-Hess scale. The clinic dates analyzed were sex, age, glycemia, rate heart, middle arterial pressure, intraventricular haemorrhage and arrhythmias. The number of patients was the 100 the 68% were female and the 32% were male. The middle age was 48,98 +/- 21,82 years-old. RESULTS: We obtained a worse prognostic in the 58%, versus in the 42% of the patients and the prognostic factors were Glasgow coma scales. Hunt-Hess scale, rate heart, middle arterial pressure, glycemia, intraventricular haemorrhage and arrhythmias.
INTRODUCTION: The subarachnoid haemorrhage non traumatic assumes between the 6-8% of all acute cerebrovascular, besides is more frequent in young persons. The mortility and mortality is high and the predictive factors of the worse prognostic in unknown. MATERIAL AND METHODS: In the present work, we realized a study of the patients admitted to our intensive care unite (UCI) a cause of the subarachnoid haemorrhage during the last ten years. In the same time of admitted to the UCI we applied Glasgow coma scale. Apache II and Hunt-Hess scale. The clinic dates analyzed were sex, age, glycemia, rate heart, middle arterial pressure, intraventricular haemorrhage and arrhythmias. The number of patients was the 100 the 68% were female and the 32% were male. The middle age was 48,98 +/- 21,82 years-old. RESULTS: We obtained a worse prognostic in the 58%, versus in the 42% of the patients and the prognostic factors were Glasgow coma scales. Hunt-Hess scale, rate heart, middle arterial pressure, glycemia, intraventricular haemorrhage and arrhythmias.