Table 1 Summary of five cases of sASDH treated with atorvastatin plus low-dose dexamethasone
Case | Age/sex | Trauma | Medical history | Symptoms | Initial GCS | CT scan finding (hematoma laterality) | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 30, F | No | No | Headache, glossolalia, blurred vision | E4V5M6 | Mixed density clot (right) | The patient’s symptoms improved significantly and was discharged after 7 days |
2 | 32, F | No | Hemophilia | Unconsciousness, convulsions, headache, pseudosmia | E3V1M3 | High-density clot (left) | Consciousness improved significantly after 3Â days, and hematoma was completely absorbed after 1Â month |
3 | 85, F | Yes | Cerebral infarction, cerebellar atrophy | Unconsciousness | E1V3M4 | High-density clot (left) | Consciousness improved significantly after 2Â weeks (GCS11) and was discharged 20Â days later (GCS15) |
4 | 97, M | Yes | Atrial fibrillation, rectal and bladder cancer | Light coma | E1V1M5 | Mixed density clot (right) | Normal communication was achieved after 9Â days (GCS14), and the patient was discharged after 25Â days |
5 | 35, F | Yes | No | Unconsciousness, vomiting | E4V5M6 | Mixed density clot (right) | The patient’s symptoms improved significantly after 5 days |