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Table 2 Univariate and multivariate analysis of variables

From: Clinical prediction score for prolonged length of hospital stay in aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage

Variables

Univariate Analysis

Multivariate Regression Model

OR (95% Cl)

p-value

β-Coefficient

aOR (95% Cl)

p-value

Demographic Characteristics

Age

   < 40

     

  40–59

2.019 (0.488–8.347)

0.332

   

   > 60

2.446 (0.523–11.441)

0.256

   

Gender

  Female

1.908 (0.778–4.679)

0.158

   

Vascular Risk Factors

  Hypertension

1.232 (0.518–2.928)

0.636

   

  Diabetes Mellitus

0.953 (0.357–2.542)

0.923

   

  Dyslipidemia

0.779 (0.344–1.763)

0.549

   

  Smoking

1.337 (0.40–4.468)

0.637

   

Clinical Risk Factors

  aSAH High Grade

2.384 (2.020–12.273)

0.082

0.887

2.428 (1.012–5.824)

0.047

  Cardiovascular Comorbidities

3.203 (0.540–2.387)

0.036

1.054

2.869 (1.054–7.810)

0.039

  Hospital-acquired Pneumonia

7.461 (0.390–4.795)

 < 0.001

2.183

8.869 (3.517–22.364)

 < 0.001

  Hyponatremia

1.943 (0.298–18.598)

0.080

   

  Hypokalemia

1.219 (2.437–12.502)

0.606

   

Treatment of Aneurysm

  Conservative

     

  Coiling

2.054 (0.804–5.249)

0.133

0.745

2.106 (0.869–5.098)

0.009

  Clipping

5.392 (1.946–14.939)

0.001

1.641

5.161 (2.137–12.463)

 < 0.001

Airway Support

  Mechanical Ventilation

1.038 (0.293–2.299)

0.930

   

Treatment of Hydrocephalus

  Lumbar Drain

0.413 (0.468–3.641)

0.426

   

  VP Shunt

2.027 (0.789–5.211)

0.142

   

  EVD

3.424 (0.472–24.864)

0.224

   

Cons

0.032 (0.004–0.212)

 < 0.001

-1.576

0.207 (0.096–0.444)

 < 0.001

  1. aSAH aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage, CI confidence interval, EVD external ventricular drain, OR odds ratio, SAH subarachnoid hemorrhage, VP ventriculoperitoneal shunt