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. 2024 Aug 31;16(17):3046. doi: 10.3390/cancers16173046

Table 4.

Predictors for postoperative seizures.

Predictive Factor Univariate Analysis Multivariate Analysis
OR (95% CI) p-Value OR (95% CI) p-Value
Age ≥ 68 years 1.597 (0.841–3.033) 0.153
Male gender 2.111 (1.111–4.009) 0.023 1.863 (0.949–3.657) 0.071
WHO grade not applicable 0.566
Non-skull base 2.046 (1.072–3.906) 0.030 1.546 (0.780–3.065) 0.212
Tumor size ≥ 4 cm 0.974 (0.513–1.851) 0.937
Preoperative seizures 2.241 (1.081–4.643) 0.030 1.769 (0.814–3.844) 0.150
Preoperative KPS ≥ 80 0.933 (0.494–1.765) 0.832
Simpson grade not applicable 0.538
Surgical complications 1 1.319 (0.601–2.895) 0.490
CNS infection 0.396 (0.052–3.030) 0.373
Hydrocephalus 1.657 (0.189–14.525) 0.648
Re-craniotomy due to swelling/bleeding 1.404 (0.638–3.088) 0.399
Postoperative edema 1.859 (0.836–4.136) 0.129
Sensorimotor deficit 4.928 (2.492–9.745) <0.001 4.490 (2.231–9.037) <0.001
Surgery duration ≥ 273 min 1.295 (0.687–2.444) 0.424
Adjuvant irradiation 1.543 (0.506–4.710) 0.446
Tumor progression 1.690 (0.469–6.092) 0.422

Significant p-values (p < 0.05) with OR (95% CI) in univariate analysis and multivariate analysis are bold. Abbreviations: OR—odds ratio; CI—confidence interval; WHO—World Health Organization; KPS—Karnofsky Performance Score; CNS—central nervous system. 1 Hydrocephalus, re-craniotomy and CNS infection.