Separately, we observed stable longitudinal trends in average number of neurosurgical interventions per hospital for all ICH types except isolated SDH, which showed an increasing trend over time ( Fig. 1B ).
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Significant National Declines in Neurosurgical Intervention for Mild Traumatic Brain Injury with Intracranial Hemorrhage: A 13-Year Review of the National Trauma Data Bank.
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Worth noting is that isolated lacerations and contusions were the only hemorrhage type to have a nearly unchanging 10-year trend in the adjusted odds of neurosurgical intervention (odds ratio = 1.02) and were the only hemorrhage type to have a borderline significant increase in odds of in-hospital mortality or discharge to hospice (+40%).