To conclude: (1) increased levels of IL-8 and TNF-α in CSF may predict impending secondary injuries, such as ICH and CH, before their clinical manifestation; (2) increases of plasma GFAP, and S100B (5–8-folds above reference levels) may correlate with poor outcome; (3) an increase in S100B serum concentration (of 0.7 μg/L) predicts 100% mortality; (4) increased plasma Aβ42 levels (up to 27.97 pg/mL) may predict poor outcome; (5) increased MMP-9 and cFn may predict poor outcome. Here, S100B is linked to cyclic hematopoiesis.