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. 2023 May 17;10(7):1058–1071. doi: 10.1002/acn3.51789

Table 1.

Differences between with favorable prognosis group and the unfavorable prognosis group in the development cohort (univariate analysis).

Variable Total (n = 687) Unfavorable prognosis (n = 264) Favorable prognosis (n = 423) p‐value
Gender (male) 265 (38.57%) 103 (39.02%) 162 (38.30%) 0.915
Age 58 (50–65) 60 (52–67) 56 (48–63) <0.001
Smoking 44 (6.40%) 10 (3.79%) 34 (8.04%) 0.031
Alcohol abuse 34 (4.95%) 7 (2.65%) 27 (6.38%) 0.044
Hypertension 270 (39.30%) 117 (44.32%) 153 (36.17%) 0.041
Diabetes 49 (7.13%) 25 (9.47%) 24 (5.67%) 0.084
Dyslipidemia (Yes vs No) 99 (14.41%) 32 (12.1%) 67 (15.8%) 0.216
History of stroke (Yes vs No) 3 (0.44%) 3 (1.14%) 0 (0%) 0.056
Level on GCS score <0.001
Mild (13–15 score) 455 (66.23%) 98 (37.12%) 357 (84.40%)
Moderate (9–12 score) 94 (13.68%) 52 (19.70%) 42 (9.93%)
Severe (3–8 score) 138 (20.09%) 114 (43.18%) 24 (5.67%)
Hunt‐Hess grade <0.001
I 137 (19.94%) 27 (10.23%) 110 (26.00%)
II 131 (19.07%) 21 (7.95%) 110 (26.00%)
III 266 (38.72%) 92 (34.85%) 174 (41.13%)
IV 130 (18.92%) 102 (38.64%) 28 (6.62%)
V 23 (3.35%) 22 (8.33%) 1 (0.24%)
mFS grade <0.001
0 3 (0.44%) 3 (1.14%) 0 (0%)
I 107 (15.57%) 16 (6.06%) 91 (21.51%)
II 347 (50.51%) 111 (42.05%) 236 (55.79%)
III 138 (20.09%) 90 (34.09%) 48 (11.35%)
IV 92 (13.39%) 44 (16.67%) 48 (11.35%)
NIHSS score 2 (0–13) 17.5 (3–36) 1 (0–4) <0.001
Cerebral parenchymal hematoma (Yes vs No) 112 (16.30%) 70 (26.52%) 42 (9.93%) <0.001
Hydrocephalus (Yes vs No) 50 (7.29%) 35 (13.26%) 15 (3.55%) <0.001
Location of aneurysm 0.887
Internal carotid artery 119 (17.32%) 46 (17.42%) 73 (17.26%)
Middle cerebral artery 185 (26.93%) 77 (29.17%) 108 (25.53%)
Former traffic artery 239 (34.79%) 89 (33.71%) 150 (35.46%)
Rear traffic artery 122 (17.76%) 45 (17.05%) 77 (18.20%)
Vertebral artery 14 (2.04%) 5 (1.89%) 9 (2.13%)
Basilar artery 8 (1.16%) 2 (0.76%) 6 (1.42%)
Multiple (Yes vs No) 96 (13.97%) 39 (14.77%) 57 (13.48%) 0.716
Stent implantation (Yes vs No) 92 (13.39%) 33 (9.07%) 59 (13.95%) 0.669
Blood glucose 8.40 (7.00–10.79) 9.75 (8.07–12.38) 7.80 (6.66–9.40) <0.001
MAP, mmHg 136 (120–153) 133.33 (118.50–149.83) 139.83 (122.67–156.33) 0.002
Serum calcium level 2.27 (2.18–2.36) 2.27 (2.18–2.36) 2.27 (2.17–2.36) 0.947
Leukocyte count 13.84 (10.67–17.01) 15.70 (12.61–20.08) 12.41 (9.64–15.62) <0.001
Neutrophil count 11.61 (8.25–14.64) 13.32 (10.54–17.32) 10.09 (7.62–13.36) <0.001
Lymphocyte count 1.36 (0.91–2.00) 1.38 (0.90–2.32) 1.35 (0.92–1.88) 0.148
Monocyte count 0.56 (0.38–0.78) 0.66 (0.44–0.94) 0.51 (0.35–0.70) <0.001
Platelet count 236 (197–275) 242.00 (204.75–275.25) 231.00 (194.00–274.00) 0.046
NLR 8.81 (4.98–14.03) 10.74 (5.75–15.38) 8.16 (4.65–13.04) <0.001
MLR 0.38 (0.26–0.58) 0.43 (0.28–0.66) 0.37 (0.25–0.53) <0.001
PLR 169.52 (115.19–254.10) 167.76 (104.95–261.55) 169.77 (122.63–247.56) 0.594
NWR 0.85 (0.78–0.90) 0.86 (0.80–0.90) 0.85 (0.76–0.89) 0.012
MNM 5.70 (3.25–10.21) 8.19 (4.99–15.02) 4.67 (2.85–8.12) <0.001

GCS, Glasgow Coma Scale; MAP, mean arterial pressure; mFS grade, modified Fisher grade; MLR, monocyte to lymphocyte ratio; MNM, multiplication to neutrophil and monocyte counts; NIHSS, National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale; NLR, neutrophil to lymphocyte ratio; NWR, neutrophil to leukocyte ratio; PLR, platelet to lymphocyte ratio.