- Grade 0: No deficits or
discomforts.
- Grade I : Headache but no
neurological impairment
- Grade II: Cognitive impairments
such as forgetfulness and/or arousal problems such as drowsiness and/or
cranial neuropathy.
- Grade III: Cognitive/arousal
deficits and limb deficits for power, tone, and/or sensation
- Grade IV: Unconscious with marked
changes in limb tone, power
- Grade V: Unresponsive
- Add 1 grade if major concurrent
health problem such important lung, heart, liver, kidney, etc pathology
References:
- Hunt W E, Hess R M: Surgical Risk as Related to Time of Intervention in
the Repair of Intracranial Aneurysms. J Neurosurg 28: 14-20, 1968.
- Hunt W E, Kosnik E J: Timing and Perioperative Care in Intracranial
Aneurysm Surgery. Clin Neurosurg 21: 79-89, 1974.
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