Surgical strategies in acute subdural hematoma: a meta-analysis of decompressive craniectomy vs. craniotomy.
Muhammad Ashir ShafiqueMuhammad Saqlain MustafaBrandon Luke-WoldAashish KumarBurhanuddin Sohail RangwalaMuhammad AbdullahSyed Muhammad Sinaan AliJaved IqbalAbdul HaseebPublished in: Acta neurochirurgica (2024)
Our study found that CO was associated with more favorable outcomes in terms of mortality, reoperation rate, and functional outcome while DC was associated with less likelihood of residual subdural hematoma. Upon further investigation of patient characteristics who underwent into either of these interventions, it was very clear that patients in DC cohort have more serious and low pre-op characteristics than the CO group. Nonetheless, brain herniation and advanced age act as independent factor for predicting the outcome irrespective of the intervention.
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