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. 2023 Mar 28;165(5):1389–1400. doi: 10.1007/s00701-023-05533-6

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics (N = 158)

Variables n (%) / Mean ± SD Variables n (%) / Mean ± SD
Demographic data Clinical characteristics
Age (years) Histological type
  Mean ± SD 53.5 ± 14.26   Glioma 36 (22.8)
  19–29 10 (6.3)   Meningioma 64 (40.5)
  30–39 14 (8.9)   Schwannoma 16 (10.1)
  40–49 34 (21.5)   Metastasis 31 (19.6)
  50–59 41 (25.9)   Other 11 (7.0)
  60–69 38 (24.1) WHO grade
  70–80 21 (13.3)   I 79 (50.0)
Sex   II 15 (9.5)
  Male 71 (44.9)   III 12 (7.6)
  Female 87 (55.1)   IV 52 (32.9)
Smoking status Hemispheric location (mainly)
  Smoker 10 (6.3)   Right 79 (50.0)
  Non-smoker 148 (93.7)   Left 71 (44.9)
Alcohol consumption   Bilateral or Midline 8 (5.1)
  Drinker 31 (19.6) Location (mainly)
  Non-drinker 127 (80.4)   Supratentorial 120 (75.9)
Psychological challenges   Infratentorial 38 (24.1)
  w/ a history of psychological problem 9 (5.7) Preexisting craniotomy 20 (12.7)
  w/o a history of psychological problem 149 (94.3) Surgical complications 30 (19.0)
Occupation Postoperative seizure 8 (5.1)
  Employed 78 (49.4) Adjuvant treatment
  Homemaker 42 (26.6)   Radiation therapy 35 (22.2)
  Student 4 (2.5)   Chemotherapy 47 (29.8)
  Not employed 34 (21.5)   Gamma knife radiosurgery 28 (17.7)
Marital status   Ventriculoperitoneal shunt 3 (1.9)
  Married 128 (81.0)   Wound revision 1 (0.6)
  Not married 27 (17.1)   None 88 (55.7)
  Unknown 3 (1.9) Postoperative steroid use 8 (5.1)
Religion Postoperative AED use 60 (38.0)
  Religious 49 (31.0) Hospital revisit 52 (32.9)
  Non-religious 83 (52.5) Postoperative hospital stay (days) 7.5 ± 3.21
  Unknown 26 (16.5) Postoperative ICU stay (days) 1.2 ± 0.99

AED antiepileptic drug, ICU intensive care unit, WHO World Health Organization

*Surgical complications: facial palsy, hearing impairment, swallowing difficulty, and motor weakness