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Table 1 Baseline demographic data of functional and poor recovery groups with traumatic acute subdural hematoma

From: The impact of time from injury to surgery in functional recovery of traumatic acute subdural hematoma

 

Surgical outcomes

P-value

Functional recovery group

Poor recovery group

n = 37

n = 33

Age (mean ± SD), years

50.9 ± 14.6

48.7 ± 13.8

53.3 ± 15.3

0.092*

16–40

10 (27.03%)

6 (18.18%)

 

41–60

18 (48.65%)

15 (45.45%)

 

> 60

9 (24.32%)

12 (36.36%)

 

Sex

   

0.638

 

Male

25 (67.57)

24 (72.73)

 
 

Female

12 (32.43)

9 (27.27)

 

Cause of trauma

   

0.729

 

Traffic accidents

25 (67.57)

21 (63.64)

 
 

Falls and others

12 (32.43)

12 (36.36)

 

Coma scale (mean ± SD)

5.9 ± 1.1

6.1 ± 1.2

5.8 ± 1.1

0.147*

 

4 or 5

9 (24.32)

15 (45.45)

 
 

6

17 (45.95)

11 (33.33)

 
 

7 or 8

11 (29.73)

7 (21.21)

 

Pupil size

   

0.306

 

Normal

21 (56.76)

14 (42.42)

 
 

Unilateral dilation

11 (29.73)

10 (30.30)

 
 

Bilateral dilation

5 (13.51)

9 (27.27)

 

Midline shift (mean ± SD) on brain CT scan

10.0 ± 5.2 mm

9.1 ± 4.6

10.9 ± 5.8

0.17

 

< 10 mm

22 (59.46)

14 (42.42)

 
 

≥10 mm

15 (40.54)

19 (57.58)

 

ICP

   

0.003

 

≤25

35 (94.59)

22 (66.67)

 
 

> 25

2 (5.41)

11 (33.33)

 

Type of surgery

   

0.395

 

Craniectomy

21 (56.76)

22 (66.67)

 
 

Craniotomy

16 (43.24)

11 (33.33)

 

Injury to surgery (mins)

162.5 ± 45.6

145.5 ± 27.0

181.9 ± 54.5

0.002*

  1. *Age, coma scale and TIS are calculated with Mann-Whitney U test