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SAH- is one of the most common pathology in neurointensive care. There is a complication of SAH- cerebral vasospasm (CV), which contributes significant mortality and morbidity. CV is believed to be the origin of Delayed Cerebral Ischemia (DCI). There are different methods to diagnose DCI and CV: neurological exam, MRI, CT, TCD and angiography, but they can't detect ischemia on early stages of development. EEG is a noninvasive method, detects ischemia on early stages of its development, before clinical signs.

Detection delayed cerebral ischemia by qeeg in patients with acute SAH