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Table 1 Baseline characteristics

From: A multicentre retrospective cohort study on health-related quality of life after traumatic acute subdural haematoma: does cranial laterality affect long-term recovery?

 

ASDH left

ASDH right

P value

Sex N (%)

0.68

 Male

50 (56)

51 (53)

 

 Female

40 (44)

46 (47)

 

 Missing

0 (0)

0 (0)

 

Age at time of trauma (years)

0.84

 Median

68

68

 

 IQR.

53-77

55-76

 

 Missing (%)

0

0

 

Diabetes mellitus N (%)

0.27

 No

74 (82)

86 (89)

 

 Yes

14 (16)

10 (10)

 

 Missing

2 (2)

1 (1)

 

Cardiovascular disease N (%)

0.61

 No

37 (41)

44 (45)

 

 Yes

51 (57)

52 (54)

 

 Missing

2 (2)

1 (1)

 

Use of anti-coagulants or thrombocytes inhibitors N (%)

0.72

 No

50 (56)

54 (56)

 

 Anti-coagulants

20 (22)

25 (26)

 

 Thrombocyte’s inhibitors

17 (19)

13 (13)

 

 Both

3 (3)

2 (2)

 

 Missing

0 (0)

3 (3)

 

Focal neurological symptoms N (%)

0.73

 No

35 (39)

36 (37)

 

 Yes

32 (36)

37 (38)

 

 Missing

23 (26)

24 (25)

 

Pupillary light reflex N (%)

0.79

 No

66 (73)

63 (65)

 

 One absent

11 (12)

14 (14)

 

 Two absent

12 (13)

11 (11)

 

 Missing

1 (1)

9 (9)

 

Initial GCS

0.24

 Median

9

11

 

 IQR

6-13

6-15

 

 Missing (%)

4

1

 

M score

0.13

 Median

5

6

 

 IQR

4-6

5-6

 

 Missing (%)

32

28

 

Severity GCS N (%)

0.54

 Mild

28 (31)

38 (39)

 

 Moderate

19 (21)

19 (20)

 

 Severe

41 (46)

39 (40)

 

 Missing

2 (2)

1 (1)

 

Thickness of ASDH (mm)

0.57

 Median

13

12

 

 IQR

8-17

8-16

 

 Missing (%)

4

7

 

MLS (mm)

0.45

 Median

11

10

 

 N

86

93

 

 IQR

5-16

5-14

 

 Missing (%)

4

4

 

Other lesion N (%)

0.43

 No

45 (50)

44 (45)

 

 Yes

42 (47)

52 (54)

 

 Missing

3 (3)

1 (1)

 

Concomitant contusion N (%)

0.80

 No

64 (71)

73 (75)

 

 Yes

22 (24)

23 (24)

 

 Missing

4 (4)

1 (1)

 

Treatment N (%)

0.27

 Conservative

18 (20)

26 (27)

 

 Surgery

72 (80)

71 (73)

 

 Missing

0 (0)

0 (0)

 

Primary surgical treatment N (%)

0.39

 Craniotomy

39 (43)

44 (45)

 

 Decompressive craniectomy

32 (36)

26 (27)

 

 Burrhole

1 (1)

1 (1)

 

 Missing

0 (0)

0 (0)

 

Predicted unfavourable outcome based on CRASH-CT variables (%)

0.89

 Median

55

56

 

 IQR

41-75

41-73

 

Predicted mortality based on CRASH-CT variables (%)

0.65

 Median

37

30

 

 IQR

17-56

19-55

 
  1. GCS Glasgow Coma Scale score (3-15), M score Best Motor response score (1-6), ASDH Acute Subdural Haematoma, MLS Midline shift, CRASH Corticosteroid Randomization After Significant Head Injury