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Stroke outcome studies often combine cases of intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) and ischemic stroke (IS). These studies of mixed stroke typically ignore computed tomography (CT) findings for ICH cases, though the impact of omitting these traditional predictors of ICH mortality is unknown. We investigated the incremental impact of ICH CT findings on mortality prediction model performance.

Computed Tomography Findings for Intracerebral Hemorrhage Have Little Incremental Impact on Post-Stroke Mortality Prediction Model Performance