Figure 1.
Axial brain CT images demonstrating regular hematoma shapes (A–C) and irregular hematoma shapes (D–I).
Regular hematoma shape implies roundish (A) or ovoid (B & C) shape with smooth margin, while irregular hematoma shape refers to pleomorphic contour (D–F), separated adjacent hematomas (G & H) and multicentric hematomas (I).
Table 1.
Demographic and clinical characteristics of ICH patients.
Table 2.
Comparisons between regular and irregular intracerebral hematomas.
Figure 2.
Scatter plots of size estimated by ABC/2 formula and size difference versus size measured by CAVA of intracerebral hematomas.
Figure 3.
Bar chart of 30-day mortality versus ICH Score.
There is no apparent difference between the ABC/2 and CAVA methods regarding the 30-day mortality no matter in trend or in each ICH score.
Figure 4.
Comparison of ROC curves in predicting the 30-day mortality by GCS, ICH scores, ICH size, and ICH shape.
Table 3.
Predictive performance of the variables.
Table 4.
Pairwise comparisons of ROC curves.