Abstract:

Chronic subdural hematoma (Kr.SDH) is a common intrakranial pathology and is one of the causes of reversible dementia. As the age group is more ill, the frequency of comorbidity is much higher. Therefore, although it is considered to be easily managed by surgery, it is far from being a benign antidepressant. In our study, the Glasgow outcome scale and the mini mental state test were asked to investigate the impact of Kr.SDH on the latest state and cognitive functions. Methods: The demographic and ethological data of the patients followed due to Kr.SDH, visual findings, latest state and mini mental state test findings were taken to be evaluated. Results: Our study found an average age of 71.6 (46-88), the male/woman ratio; 4:1 67.1% of patients have a trauma history, 71% of patients. It has been found to be a comorbidity. 64.2% of patients undergo surgery, the average age of patients in need of surgery was lower, their comorbidities were less, the post-traumatic surgery periods were longer, and the MMDT scores were higher. According to the MMDT score, the dementia group is older, its comorbidities are over and the modified Glasgow outcome scales are low. In ADHD, dementia is a pathogenesis that is not exactly explained but can be reversible with hematom drenage in the early period.

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