Age-Dependent Attitudes of Ischemic Patients Toward Disability After Decompressive Hemicraniectomy for Malignant Middle Cerebral Artery Infarction

World Neurosurgery(2018)

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Abstract
•Surgical treatment of malignant MCA infarction can result in survival with disability.•Age is an independent determinant of the worst acceptable mRS score for patients.•mRS score ≤3 was an acceptable outcome for 72% of patients <60 years old and 56% of patients 60–70 years old.•The oldest patients (>70 years old) showed the lowest worst acceptable mRS scores.•Language impairment further decreased worst acceptable mRS score.
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Age,Cerebral infarction,Decompressive surgery,Elderly,Quality of life
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