Continuous Blood Pressure Indices During the First 72 Hours and Functional Outcome in Patients with Spontaneous Intracerebral Hemorrhage.

Early HE showed a nonsignificant trend to reduce the odds of good functional outcome.

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Extremely low CV values (indicative of very little relative variability) across different time intervals (0–8 h, 0–12 h, 0–24 h, 0–48 h, and 0–72 h) were strongly associated with good outcomes, with ORs close to zero and highly significant p values, suggesting that relative stability in systolic BP is crucial for recovery.

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In detailed analysis of the first 24 h after admission, there was a clear trend of lower systolic and diastolic BPV without reaching statistical significance during the first 2 h after admission, whereas in the time periods 0–8 h, 0–12 h, and especially 8–16 h, the differences were significantly different.

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