We have reviewed our experience with a series of 49 consecutive patients with spontaneous
cerebellar haematoma, treated according to a standardized management protocol …

Background Guidelines regarding recommendations for surgical treatment of spontaneous
cerebellar intracerebral haemorrhage (ICH) differ. We aimed to systematically review the …

Objectives: To describe unique features of neurocritical illness that are relevant to provision
of high-quality palliative care; to discuss key prognostic aids and their limitations for …

The clinical features, treatment, and outcome were reviewed for 48 patients with a
haematoma and 71 patients with an infarct in the posterior fossa in order to develop a …

✓ The authors studied a consecutive series of 75 patients with cerebellar hemorrhage
diagnosed by computerized tomography (CT) scanning, and assessed the relationship of …

BACKGROUND Only during the past 10 years have spontaneous cerebellar hemorrhages
became a well-defined nosological entity. The surgical indication remeins debatable. Our …

Background: Patients with cerebellar hematomas may appear stable but may worsen
suddenly. Whether certain clinical or CT scan findings predict worsening is not known …

Background and purpose: The authors studied the clinical and neuroimaging features of
cerebellar hematomas to predict poor outcome using comprehensive statistical models …

✓ The surgical indication for spontaneous cerebellar hemorrhage is not as controversial as
the operative management of intracranial hemorrhage. Timing of the operation is crucial …

Objective: Devastating stroke can produce irreversible brain damage of massive
proportions. In those patients, continuation of aggressive medical or surgical care may be …