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. 2016 Sep 27;12:1481–1486. doi: 10.2147/TCRM.S109482

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics and outcome of patients who did or did not receive MST treatment

Characteristics MST NonMST P-value
N 64.00 64.00
Age, years 39.61±17.14 41.01±16.38 0.767
Sex (% male) 53.00 (82.81) 51.00 (79.68) 0.325
APACHE II score AD 21.81±2.75 21.61±2.44 0.677
Glucose, mmol/L AD 10.60±1.71 10.25±1.40 0.208
NSE, g/L AD 32.76±6.88 33.12±6.13 0.756
NSE, g/L after 3 days 28.93±6.50 32.11±7.09 0.100
NSE, g/L after 7 days 25.40±6.66 29.58±7.32 0.001
GCS AD 5.82±1.71 5.36±1.91 0.159
GCS after 3 days 7.39±2.07 6.23±2.29 0.004
GCS after 7 days 8.23±2.72 7.05±2.64 0.016
GOS at discharge 3.30±1.35 3.96±1.10 0.004
GOS after 3 months 2.95±1.48 3.66±1.44 0.009
The events at discharge 46 (70.31) 52 (81.25) 0.149
The events after 3 months 35 (54.69) 51 (79.69) 0.001
ICU duration, days 21.04±9.39 23.67±14.59 0.231
ICU mortality (%) 20 (31.25) 26 (40.62) 0.167

Notes: Events. GOS of patients were III, IV, and V (the poor prognosis group). P-value of <0.05 was considered as significant.

Abbreviations: AD, admission; APACHE, acute physiologic score and chronic health evaluation; GCS, Glasgow coma scale; GOS, Glasgow outcome scale; ICU, intensive care unit; MST, magnesium sulfate treatment; NSE, neuron-specific enolase.