Table 1 Descriptive data.

From: Association between the surgical approach and prognosis of spontaneous supratentorial deep intracerebral hemorrhage

Characteristics

N (%)/Median (IQR)

No. of patients

311

Sex

 Male

217 (69.77)

 Female

94 (30.23)

Age, years

55.00 (48.00–66.00)

Smoking

90 (28.94)

Drinking

96 (30.87)

Hypertension

192 (61.74)

Diabetes

19 (6.11)

Antiplatelet

5 (1.61)

Anticoagulant

0 (0)

SBP on admission, mmHg

177.00 (160.00–191.00)

DBP on admission, mmHg

102.00 (94.00–115.00)

Arousal level (ordinal variable)

3.00 (3.00–3.00)

Arousal level (dichotomous variable)

 Gooda

244 (78.46)

 Badb

67 (21.54)

GCS score

9.00 (8.00–11.00)

Surgical method

 Microscope

173 (55.63)

 Endoscope

138 (44.37)

Surgical approach

Cortex

253 (81.35)

Sylvian fissure

58 (18.65)

Hematoma location

 Right

140 (45.02)

 Left

171 (54.98)

Hematoma volume, ml

35.27 (27.07–46.00)

Midline shift, mm

5.70 (4.20–7.70)

Intraventricular hematoma

126 (40.51)

Surgical timing, min

447.00 (326.00–731.00)

Rebleeding

30 (9.65)

Residual hematoma

8 (2.57)

Reoperation

9 (2.89)

One-year mRS score (ordinal variable)

3.00 (3.00–5.00)

One-year mRS score (dichotomous variable)

 Goodc

167 (53.70)

 Badd

144 (46.30)

Three-month mortality

23 (7.40)

  1. IQR, interquartile range; SBP, systolic blood pressure; DBP, diastolic blood pressure; GCS, Glasgow Coma Scale; mRS, modified Rankin scale.
  2. aArousal level = 1, 2, 3.
  3. bArousal level = 4, 5.
  4. cmRS score = 1, 2, 3.
  5. dmRS score = 4, 5, 6.
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