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Table 1 Comparison between patients who could go home or not

From: Potential factors, including activities of daily living, influencing home discharge for patients with putaminal haemorrhage

 

Home n = 71

Others n = 18

p value

Age, years old

61 (29–82)

68.5 (36–88)

0.0534

Gender, n, male/female

47/24

11/7

0.6876

Lesion side, n, Right/Left

38/33

10/8

0.8770

Haematoma volume (mL)*

17.5 (4.7–122.5)

40.1 (5–109.6)

0.0447

Duration from onset to admission (days)

26 (7–124)

36 (10–58)

0.1085

Canadian Neurological Scale (/11.5)***

6.5 (3–11.5)

3 (1.5–10.5)

0.0009

Mini-Mental State Examination (/30)*

25 (0–30)

18 (9–29)

0.0416

Length of Stay (days)**

74 (5–119)

89.5 (35–168)

0.0027

Functional independence measure score on admission (/126)***

64 (20–126)

30.5 (18–65)

<0.0001

Functional independence measure motor score on admission (/91)***

41 (13–91)

17.5 (13–40)

<0.0001

Functional independence measure cognitive score on admission (/35)***

24 (5–35)

12.5 (5–32)

0.0004

Functional independence measure score at discharge (/126)***

105 (45–126)

56.5 (18–105)

<0.0001

Functional independence measure motor score at discharge (/91)***

74 (29–91)

41 (13–72)

<0.0001

Functional independence measure cognitive score at discharge (/35)***

30 (8–35)

14.5 (5–33)

<0.0001

Nutrition intake, n, Regular food/Dysphagia diet***

62/9

8/10

0.0002

Number of family members living together

2 (0–5)

1 (0–4)

0.1692

Number of family members during daylight

1 (0–2)

0 (0–2)

0.3819

Family structure before stroke, n, living alone/living together

15/56

6/12

0.2899

  1. *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.005, Median (range)