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. 2023 Jun 27;165(8):2227–2235. doi: 10.1007/s00701-023-05681-9

Table 1.

Patient characteristics and the mean value of physiological signals, including the spectral amplitude of spontaneous tympanic membrane displacement (spTMD). As the values for each patient were calculated from a time window lasting tens of seconds, the variability is not presented

No cat Age [years] Sex GCS Amp_spTMD [μm] HR [bpm] ICP [mm Hg] Amp_ICP [mm Hg] ABP [mm Hg] Amp_ABP [mm Hg]
1 aSAH 53 M 13 11.3 63 24.7 5.2 81.5 18.1
2 TBI 26 M 8 6.7 74 14.5 2.8 95.9 14.0
3 TBI 24 K 5 2.8 105 11.3 1.0 80.0 13.9
4 aSAH 44 K 5 3.1 113 7.4 0.8 82.3 16.9
5 TBI 62 M 8 5.7 67 18.9 4.5 78.3 19.7
6 TBI 29 M 8 2.7 86 5.0 1.0 70.9 18.6
7 aSAH 61 M 4 3.4 61 10.0 2.0 83.3 21.9
8 TBI 45 M 10 2.8 46 9.9 1.4 87.0 24.0
9 TBI 33 M 3 4.0 57 9.0 2.5 79.2 17.0

cat. Patient’s diagnosis; aSAH aneurysmal subarachnoid haemorrhage; TBI traumatic brain injury; GCS Glasgow coma scale; ICP intracranial pressure; Amp_ICP spectral amplitude of ICP; ABP arterial blood pressure; Amp_ABP spectral amplitude of ABP; Amp_spTMD spectral amplitude of spontaneous tympanic membrane displacement, HR heart rate