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Table 2 Baseline characteristics of the patients

From: Conventional craniotomy versus conservative treatment in patients with minor spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage in the basal ganglia

 

Surgery group (n=27)

Conservative treatment (n=27)

P value

Age (years)

0.897*

 Median (IQR; range)

51 (47,61; 41–75)

55 (49,62; 40–74)

 

Sex

0.190†

 Male

19 (70%)

23 (85%)

 

 Female

8 (30%)

4 (15%)

 

Time between ictus and emergency room

0.156*

 Median (IQR; range)

3.0 (2.0,5.0; 1–8)

4.0 (3.0,7.0; 1–23)

 

Glasgow Coma Score

0.946†

 5–8

7 (26%)

6 (22%)

 

 9–12

14 (52%)

15 (56%)

 

 13–15

6 (22%)

6 (22%)

 

mRS

  

0.129†

 4

22 (82%)

17 (63%)

 

 5

5 (18%)

10 (37%)

 

Localizing arm

  

0.418†

 Weak

2 (7%)

5 (19%)

 

 Paralyzed

25 (93%)

22 (81%)

 

Localizing leg

  

0.715†

 Weak

5 (18%)

4 (15%)

 

 Paralyzed

22 (82%)

23 (85%)

 

Medical history

 

 Hypertension

22 (82%)

19 (70%)

0.340†

 On antihypertensive drugs

19 (70%)

16 (59%)

0.393†

 Diabetes mellitus

2 (7%)

4 (15%)

0.665‡

 Previous myocardial infarction

0 (0%)

1 (4%)

1.000‡

 Previous stroke

1 (4%)

2 (7%)

1.000‡

Prognostic score

0.715§

 Mean (SD)

28.9 (27.37)

31.8 (29.12)

 

Prognostic score category

1.000†

 Poor

13 (48%)

13 (48%)

 

 Good

14 (52%)

14 (52%)

 
  1. For continuous variables, data are median (IQR; range) and mean (SD); for categorical variables, data are number (%). mRS, Modified Rankin Score, IQR, Interquartile range, SD, Standard deviation
  2. †χ2 test; ‡Continuous corrected χ2 test; *Mann-Whitney test; §Student’s t test