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. 2023 Jun 12;39(1):104–115. doi: 10.1007/s12028-023-01760-y

Table 4.

Multivariable models identifying risk factors for > 10% drops in systolic blood pressure within 1 h after IV or PO nimodipine application

Patient group Adjusted OR 95% CI p value
IV group
 Admission Hunt & Hess score 0.961 0.773–1.193 0.716
 Female sex 1.283 0.665–2.473 0.457
 Age, years 1.007 0.985–1.029 0.530
 Mechanical ventilation 1.703 0.803–3.612 0.165
 Days after ICU admission 0.855 0.629–1.162 0.317
 Delayed cerebral ischemia 1.263 0.610–2.617 0.529
 Median SBP at baseline, mm Hga 1.060 1.042–1.079  < 0.001*
PO group
 Admission Hunt & Hess score 0.817 0.548–1.219 0.322
 Female sex 1.665 0.819–3.384 0.159
 Age, years 1.018 0.987–1.050 0.251
 Mechanical ventilation 1.738 0.472–6.397 0.406
 Days after ICU admission 0.981 0.827–1.165 0.829
 Delayed cerebral ischemia 1.064 0.158–7.183 0.949
 Median SBP at baseline, mm Hga 1.034 1.014–1.055 0.001*

Multivariable logistic regression analysis was done with generalized linear models (IV group) or generalized estimating equation models with an autoregressive correlation matrix (AR-1) to account for repeated measures (PO group)

CI confidence interval, ICU intensive care unit, IV intravenous, OR odds ratio, PO per os, SBP systolic blood pressure

aThirty minutes before nimodipine application

*Statistically significant p <0.05