Early abnormal transient hyperemic response test can predict delayed ischemic neurologic deficit in subarachnoid hemorrhage

The Ultrasound Journal

Table 1 Patient demographics

Patient no.	Age and gender	Location of aneurysms	Hunt and Hess grade	Treatment
1	53, F	SAH, MCA	1	Clipping
2	54, F	SAH, MCA, ICH	4	Clipping
3	57, M	SAH, Acom	2	Coiling
4	49, M	SAH, MCA, ICH	5	Clipping
5	48, F	SAH, MCA	1	Coiling
6	45, F	SAH, negative	1	None
7	58, M	SAH, Pcom	1	Coiling
8	42, F	SAH, ICA, HIE	4	Coiling
9	49, F	SAH, negative	3	None
10	74, F	SAH, Pcom	1	Coiling
11	55, F	SAH, Acom	3	Clipping
12	48, F	SAH, Basilar, IVH	4	Coiling
13	74, F	SAH, Pcom	1	Coiling
14	43, F	SAH, MCA	3	Clipping
15	73, M	SAH, Pcom, IVH	2	Coiling

The patients' age, gender, location of aneurysm, distribution along the Hunt and Hess scale and treatment performed to secure the aneurysm of the fifteen patients taking part on the study
SAH subarachnoid hemorrhage, MCA middle cerebral artery, ICH intracerebral hemorrhage, Acom anterior communicating artery, Pcom posterior communicating artery, HIE hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy, IVH intraventricular hemorrhage