Reveals risk factors for poor cognitive outcomes in survivors of aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage, suggesting implications for patient recovery.
Survivors of aSAH can experience neuropsychological deficits, particularly those affecting executive function and working memory, despite good functional recovery. In this study, a modified Fisher grade 4 and new radiological infarction during hospitalization were associated with poor cognitive outcomes.
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