ICH volume (ABC/2)
Ellipsoid approximation of hematoma volume. A = largest diameter on the slice with largest hemorrhage; B = diameter perpendicular to A on the same slice; C = craniocaudal extent.
Volume
Volume–mL
Measuring C by slice count
- Weight each slice versus the largest slice: ≥75% of the largest area counts as 1, 25–75% counts as 0.5, <25% counts as 0.
- C = weighted slice count × slice thickness (cm).
- ICH volume ≥30 mL is a component of the ICH score; ≥60 mL is associated with high early mortality.
Sources
- Kothari RU, Brott T, Broderick JP, et al. The ABCs of measuring intracerebral hemorrhage volumes. Stroke. 1996;27:1304–1305.PubMed ↗
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