Evaluation of non-traumatic intracranial hemorrhages as cause of cardiac arrest in emergency department

Aim: Cardiac arrests can be brought to emergency departments with an intervention from out-of hospital, and they also occur for different reasons in the department. Due high rates of mortality this important clinical situation, regulations are made through guidelines algorithms. Most these cover acute coronary syndromes special conditions. The aim our study is evaluate intracranial hemorrhages non-traumatic cardiac arrest cases department a period 10 years.
 Material method: data patients 18 years age over who were found have between January 2011 2021, did not trauma, retrospectively scanned hospital information management system. Demographic all patients, computed tomography examinations hemorrhage outcomes evaluated.
 Results: Of 173 included study, 81 (46.8%) women. median was determined as 72.00 (64.00-80.00). In whole patient group, 20 (11.6%) had bleeding More intrcranial detected group that underwent CT before cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) it statistically significant (p