Prediction of prognosis in XXXX with @entity4282 by a new stereological method.

@entity542 @entity1 @entity4282 @entity75
@entity4282 ( @entity4282 ) is a serious clinical event observed in 2% of @entity542 @entity1 . Studies regarding the effects of @entity4282 volume (EHV) on prognosis are not sufficient. In this study, we applied the volume fraction approach of the stereological method to estimate the @entity75 ( @entity75 ), and investigated the relation between the @entity75 and prognosis. Fifty-nine @entity4282 @entity1 (46 male and 13 female subjects, with average age of 21 years) admitted to the emergency clinic were included. The @entity75 was estimated on the printed films of cranial computed tomography scans. For this purpose, common point counting grids were superimposed over the scan frames. According to the clinical results, @entity1 were divided into three groups as complete recovery (43), disability (8) and exitus (8). The @entity75 was compared with the clinical results. @entity75 was determined as 4.6% in the @entity1 with recovery, 8.1% in disability, and 7.6% in exitus @entity1 . The @entity75 values were lowest in recovery @entity1 , and the difference between the recovery and the other two groups was statistically significant (p=0.007). However, there was no statistically significant difference in @entity75 between disability and exitus @entity1 (p>0.05). In conclusion, the @entity75 can be an important tool to determine prognosis, and it can be measured using the volume fraction approach of stereological methods as developed in the present study.
