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Table 3 Basic clinical characteristics of patients with coagulation dysfunction

From: Risk factors of acute coagulation dysfunction after aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage

General information

Hypocoagulopathy 40 cases

Hypercoagulopathy 11 cases

χ2 value

P value

Age

 < 65 years

28

9

0.605

0.437

 ≥ 65 years

12

2

  

Sex

 Male

14

6

1.383

0.240

 Female

26

5

  

Smoking

 Yes

3

2

1.113

0.291

 No

37

9

  

Alcohol

 Yes

1

0

0.281

0.596

 No

39

11

  

Hypertension

 Yes

14

5

0.403

0.525

 No

26

6

  

Diabetes

 Yes

2

1

0.261

0.610

 No

38

10

  

Hunt-Hess grade

 I–III

35

7

3.381

0.066

 IV–V

5

4

  

Fisher grade

 1–2

18

2

2.603

0.107

 3–4

22

9

  

Operation time

 ≤ 3 h

14

9

5.987

0.014

 > 3 h

26

3

  

Intraoperative total infusion volume

 ≤ 2000 ml

4

3

15.321

0.000

 2000–4000 ml

28

4

  

 ≥ 4000 ml

8

4

  

Intraoperative blood loss

 ≤ 300 ml

7

8

6.394

0.041

 300–600 ml

20

1

  

 ≥ 600 ml

13

2

  

Intraoperative transfusion

 Yes

9

1

0.984

0.321

 No

31

10

  

Intraoperative hemostatic drug

 Yes

6

3

0.894

0.344

 No

34

8

  

Calcium reduction

 ≤ 0 mg/dl

2

1

39.707

0.000

 0–1.20 mg/dl

21

10

  

 ≥ 1.20 mg/dl

17

0