Table 2.

Clinical characteristics and types of intracranial hemorrhage

	IPH (n = 56)	P value	SDH (n = 22)	P value	SAH (n = 15)	P value
Gender:		0.137		0.180		0.552
Male	40		12		9
Female	16		10		6
Age:		0.009		0.002		>0.999
≥60 years	20		16		7
<60 years	36		6		8
Underlying hypertension:		0.335		0.565		0.324
Yes	13		7		2
No	43		15		13
Sepsis:		0.168		0.306		0.384
Yes	29		8		9
No	27		14		6
Remission status:		>0.999		0.421		0.669
Yes	6		1		2
No	50		21		13
CNS involvement:		0.609		0.361		>0.999
Yes	4		3		1
No	52		19		14
Leukocyte count:		0.056		0.090		0.060
≥100,000 cells/μl	12		1		0
<100,000 cells/μl	44		21		15
Platelet count:		>0.999		0.603		0.376
≥20,000 cells/μl	36		9		7
<20,000 cells/μl	20		13		8
Prothrombin time:		0.495		0.127		0.069
INR ≥1.5	43		2		6
INR <1.5	13		20		9

CNS = central nervous system; INR = international normalized ratio; IPH = intraparenchymal hemorrhage; SAH = subarachnoid hemorrhage; SDH = subdural hemorrhage.