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. 2023 May 9;14:1190878. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2023.1190878

Table 1.

Preoperative clinical features among chronic subdural hematoma (CSDH) patients with or without seizures after surgery.

Characteristics analyzed Postoperative seizures (n) p
Yes (52) No (1,192)
Gender (Male:Female) 44:8 984:208 0.700
Age 65.08 ± 14.64 63.03 ± 16.98 0.393
Symptoms
Headache n (%) 28 (53.8) 701 (58.8) 0.477
Dizziness n (%) 10 (19.2) 323 (27.1) 0.210
Limb weakness n (%) 31 (59.6) 659 (55.3) 0.539
Dysphasia n (%) 9 (17.3) 107 (9.0) 0.043
Disturbance of consciousness n (%) 3 (5.8) 57 (4.8) 0.745
Personal/past history
Smoking 18 (34.6) 282 (23.7) 0.071
Drinking 17 (32.7) 205 (17.2) 0.004
Hypertension 20 (38.5) 423 (35.5) 0.661
Diabetes 13 (25.0) 241 (20.2) 0.402
Cardiac disease 6 (11.5) 49 (4.1) 0.011
Brain infarction 17 (32.7) 132 (11.1) <0.001
Head trauma event n (%) 36 (69.2) 747 (62.7) 0.337
History of anticoagulant drug 7 (13.5) 132 (11.1) 0.593
Preoperative dysfunction of coagulation 15 (28.8) 365 (30.6) 0.786
Unilateral/bilateral hematoma 0.860
Left 22(42.3) 490(41.1)
Right 18(34.6) 387(32.5)
Bilateral 12(23.1) 315(26.4)
Types of hematoma 0.001
A 13 (25.0) 198 (16.6)
B 7 (13.5) 352 (29.5)
C 6 (11.5) 262 (22.0)
D 3 (5.8) 89 (7.5)
E 1 (1.9) 59 (4.9)
F 3 (5.8) 45 (3.8)
G 19 (36.5) 187 (15.7)
Trabecular hematoma 19 (36.5) 187 (15.7) < 0.001
Maximum transverse diameter of hematoma in cm 2.11 ± 0.82 2.20 ± 0.65 0.371