Table 1 Baseline characteristics of patients with or without favorable functional outcome.

From: Impact of brain atrophy on 90-day functional outcome after moderate-volume basal ganglia hemorrhage

Variable

Favorable group (n = 74)

Unfavorable group (n = 50)

P-value

Age, years

54.5 ± 12.1

57.4 ± 11.3

0.187

Female sex

18 (24.3%)

18 (36.0%)

0.229

Medical history

   Hypertension

41 (55.4%)

24 (48.0%)

0.531

   Diabetes mellitus

7 (9.5%)

3 (6.0%)

0.639

   Other comorbidities

8 (10.8%)

7 (14.0%)

0.800

   Previous ICH

5 (6.8%)

3 (6.0%)

1.000

   Previous ischemic stroke

4 (5.4%)

4 (8.0%)

0.838

   Smoking

30 (40.5%)

16 (32.0%)

0.438

   Alcohol

48 (64.9%)

29 (58.0%)

0.559

   BMI, kg/m2

23.52 ± 4.66

23.35 ± 2.89

0.828

Medication history

   Antihypertensive use

24 (32.4%)

13 (26.0%)

0.372

   Antithrombotic use

5 (6.8%)

5 (10.0%)

0.753

Clinical features

   Time to treatment, min

75 (45–165)

60 (30–120)

0.228

   Systolic BP, mmHg

170 (140–200)

169.5 (146–190)

0.838

   Diastolic BP, mmHg

98 (80–110)

100 (86–110)

0.467

   GCS score

13 (12–14)

10 (8–13)

<0.001

   GCS score ≤ 8

2 (2.7%)

14 (28.0%)

<0.001

CT findings

   Dominant hemisphere

28 (37.8%)

30 (60.0%)

0.025

   Hematoma volume, mL

29.4 (22.6–40.1)

36.2 (28.6–44.1)

0.004

   ICD, mm

15.5 (11.7–18.0)

11.8 (9.6–13.8)

0.001

   SFR

0.051 (0.039–0.064)

0.041 (0.032–0.055)

0.012

   Midline shift, mm

3.9 ± 2.5

6.7 ± 3.3

<0.001

Treatment

  

0.001

   Conservative treatment

30 (40.5%)

6 (12.0%)

 

   Catheter insertion

43 (58.1%)

36 (72.0%)

 

   Craniotomy

1 (1.4%)

8 (16.0%)

 
  1. BMI, body mass index; BP, blood pressure; CT, computed tomography; GCS, Glasgow Coma Scale; ICD, intercaudate distance; ICH, intracerebral hemorrhage; SFR, sylvian fissure ratio.