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Table 2 Clinical characteristics of patients had different types of seizure

From: Clinical characteristics of post-traumatic epilepsy and the factors affecting the latency of PTE

Factors

Generalized onset

Focal onset or both onset

P-Value

Gender

0.009*

 Males

1661 (74.0)

585 (26.0)

 

 Females

423 (68.7)

193 (31.3)

 

Age at TBI (years)

0.000**

  < 18

863 (69.5)

379 (30.5)

 

  ≥ 18

1221 (75.4)

399 (24.6)

 

Family history of epilepsy

0.148

 No

2079 (72.9)

773 (27.1)

 

 Yes

5 (50.0)

5 (50.0)

 

The severity of TBI

0.000**

 Mild

123 (60.6)

80 (39.4)

 

 Moderate

882 (74.7)

298 (25.3)

 

 Severe

1079 (73.0)

400 (27.0)

 

Craniocerebral injury

0.000**

 Single

1122 (78.6)

305 (21.4)

 

 Multiple

962 (67.0)

473 (33.0)

 

Post-TBI treatment

0.233

 Conservative treatment

1343 (72.1)

519 (27.9)

 

 PD/DC

441 (72.7)

116 (27.3)

 

 PD/DC + CP

300 (76.3)

93 (23.7)

 

Acute seizure

0.331

 Without

1954 (72.6)

737 (27.4)

 

 With

130 (76.0)

41 (24.0)

 

Residual disability

0.020*

 Without

1872 (73.5)

675 (26.5)

 

 With

212 (67.3)

103 (32.7)

 

EEG findings a

0.085

 Normal

100 (72.5)

38 (27.5)

 

 Unnormal background

56 (71.8)

22 (28.2)

 

 Epileptiform discharges

262 (63.4)

151 (36.6)

 

Cranial CT/MRI findings b

0.005**

 Normal

325 (84.4)

60 (15.6)

 

 Abnormal

509 (77.1)

151 (71.6)

 
  1. PD puncture drainage, DC decompressive craniectomy, CP cranioplasty
  2. * P < 0.05; ** P < 0.01
  3. a Data from only 629 patients
  4. b Data from only 1045 patients