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. 2019 Feb 27;62(2):243–255. doi: 10.3340/jkns.2018.0017

Table 3.

Characteristics and mortalities of 58 non-survivals

Characteristic Non-survivors (n=58) Survivors (n=846) Total patients (n=904) Mortality (%) p-value
Age (years)* 0.508
 65–69 15 (25.9) 236 (27.9) 251 5.98
 70–74 15 (25.9) 234 (27.7) 249 6.02
 75–79 12 (20.7) 212 (25.1) 224 5.36
 80–84 9 (15.5) 109 (12.9) 118 7.63
 ≥85 7 (12.1) 55 (6.5) 62 11.29
Sex 0.515
 Male 37 (63.8) 503 (59.5) 540 6.85
 Female 21 (36.2) 343 (40.5) 364 5.77
Cause, 0.001
 Fall 15 (25.9) 383 (45.3) 398 3.77
 Traffic accident 29 (50.0) 220 (26.0) 249 11.65
 Assault 2 (3.4) 13 (1.5) 15 13.33
 Others 3 (5.2) 55 (6.5) 58 5.17
 Unknown 7 (12.1) 80 (9.5) 87 8.05
 Unavailable 2 (3.4) 95 (11.2) 97 2.06
Diagnosis 0.079
 A-EDH 4 (6.9) 55 (6.5) 59 6.78
 A-SDH 37 (63.8) 415 (49.1) 452 8.19
 T-SAH 9 (15.5) 129 (15.2) 138 6.52
 Contused ICH 5 (8.6) 82 (9.7) 87 5.75
 DAI 0 3 (0.4) 3 0
 Others 3 (5.2) 162 (19.1) 165 1.82
Severity of brain injury*, <0.001
 Mild 2 (3.4) 557 (65.8) 559 0.35
 Moderate 7 (12.1) 203 (24.0) 210 3.33
 Severe 49 (84.5) 86 (10.2) 135 36.3
GCS score at admission*, <0.001
 13–15 7 (12.1) 650 (76.8) 657 1.07
 9–12 8 (13.8) 98 (11.6) 106 7.55
 3–8 43 (74.1) 98 (11.6) 141 30.5
Treatment, <0.001
 Surgical 28 (48.3) 632 (74.7) 660 4.24
 Non-surgical 30 (52.7) 214 (25.3) 244 12.3
*

Mann-Whitney U test.

Pearson’s x2 and Fisher’s exact tests.

p<0.005 indicates statistical significance.

A-EDH : acute epidural hematoma, A-SDH : acute subdural hematoma, T-SAH : traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage, ICH : intracranial hemorrhage, DAI : diffuse axonal injury, GCS : Glasgow coma scale