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Table 2 Prediction of Outcome after one Year

From: Neurocritical care complications and interventions influence the outcome in aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage

Risk factors

Odds ratio

95 % Confidence interval

p

Sex

1.40

0.55–3.56

0.49

Age

1.06

1.02–1.10

0.0030

WFNS Grade

3.86

2.23–6.68

< 0.0001

Pneumonia

2.68

0.925–7.75

0.069

Sepsis

14.67

1.18–181.91

0.037

Hydrocephalus

3.71

1.36–10.08

0.010

Shunt

1.04

0.25–4.36

0.96

Diabetes insipidus

0.40

0.098 -1.60

0.19

Tracheostomy

0.35

0.094–1.29

0.11

Decompressive craniectomy

21.77

4.97–95.36

< 0.0001

  1. Binary logistic regression was performed as a multivariate analysis with dichotomized outcome (0 = “good outcome” ; 1 = “poor outcome”) as the dependent variable and sex, age, WFNS grade, pneumonia, sepsis, hydrocephalus, shunt, diabetes insipidus, tracheostomy and decompressive craniectomy as independent variables (covariates)
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