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Table 1 Clinical variables across DCI and functional outcomes

From: Inflammation in delayed ischemia and functional outcomes after subarachnoid hemorrhage

Variable

DCI

p value†

Functional outcomes at 3 months

p value†

DCI (n = 14)

no-DCI (n = 46)

Poor (n = 16)

Good (n = 44)

Age (years ± SD)

52.4 ± 12.1

52.2 ± 13.4

0.96

60.7 ± 13.0

49.1 ± 11.8

<  0.01

Sex, male

1 (7.1)

13 (28.3)

0.15

5 (31.3)

9 (20.5)

0.38

Risk factors

 Hypertension

8 (57.1)

29 (63.0)

0.69

12 (75.0)

25 (56.8)

0.20

 Diabetes mellitus

1 (7.1)

6 (13.0)

1.00

1 (6.3)

6 (13.6)

0.66

 Current smoking

5 (35.7)

21 (45.7)

0.51

6 (37.5)

20 (45.5)

0.58

Clinical exam on admission

 WFNS grade

2 [1–4]

2 [1–4]

0.71

4 [2.5–4.5]

1 [1–2]

<  0.01

 LOC at ictus

5 (35.1)

18 (39.1)

0.82

10 (62.5)

13 (29.5)

0.02

Radiographic findings

 Modified Fisher grade

3 [3–3]

3 [3–3]

0.90

3 [3–4]

3 [3–3]

0.01

 IVH

7 (50.0)

27 (58.1)

0.57

11 (68.8)

23 (52.3)

0.26

 Hydrocephalus

8 (57.1)

28 (60.9)

0.80

13 (81.3)

23 (52.3)

0.04

Therapeutic intervention

 Coiling

9 (64.3)

31 (67.4)

0.83

7 (77.8)

33 (64.7)

0.44

  1. mRS modified Rankin Scale, WFNS World Federation of Neurological Surgeons, DCI delayed cerebral ischemia, LOC loss of consciousness, IVH intraventricular hemorrhage, DCI delayed cerebral ischemia
  2. Variables are presented as mean ± SD, median [interquartile range], or number (%)
  3. †p values are calculated by Pearson’s chi-square test or Fisher’s exact test, or Student’s t test as appropriate