Jp. Weaver et M. Fisher, SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE - AN UPDATE OF PATHOGENESIS, DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT, Journal of the neurological sciences, 125(2), 1994, pp. 119-131
Subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) remains a devastating neurological disor
der, which most commonly develops after rupture of an intracranial ane
urysm. Advances have occurred in the areas of epidemiology, diagnostic
imaging, medical management and surgical intervention, related to ane
urysmal SAH. Interested physicians must become aware of these and othe
r advances to diagnose and manage this potentially lethal disorder mor
e effectively. This review provides information about the pathogenesis
and complications of aneurysmal SAH and an update of new and evolving
treatment modalities to provide an in-depth overview for the clinicia
n and researcher involved in this rapidly evolving field.