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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg. 2009 Nov 11;139(3):543–556. doi: 10.1016/j.jtcvs.2009.08.022

Table 4.

Non-Parametric Spearman Bivariate and Multivariate Linear Regression Correlations With Brain Injury: Preoperative Brain Injury

Independent Variable Bivariate Dependent Variable R Value: WMI Multivariate B value (95% C.I.), p value Bivariate Dependent Variable R Value: WMI/hemorrhage/infarction Multivariate B value (95% C.I.), p value
SV/2V 0.055 -- −0.005 --
GA −0.165 -- −0.164 --
BW −0.055 -- −0.075 --
1″ apgar −0.024 -- 0.042 --
5″ apgar −0.061 -- 0.104 --
BAS Y/N 0.070 -- 0.045 --
Lowest SpO2 sustained 10″ −0.209* −0.011 (−0.028 to 0.007), p=0.224 −0.082 --
Min rSO2<45% −0.112 -- −0.197 --
TMS −0.232* −0.176 (−0.284 to − 0.068), - p=0.002 −0.147 --
Percentage of variance explained by the final block entry linear regression model -- 12.6% -- NA

Spearman Correlation test;

*

= entered into linear regression analysis by block entry method.