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. 2019 Feb 20;3:100022. doi: 10.1016/j.wnsx.2019.100022

Table 4.

Transient (at Discharge) and Persistent (at 3-Month Follow-Up) Morbidity

Demographics Morbidity at Discharge Persistent Morbidity
ioMRI in GA
Group 1
26 patients: 15 M, 11 F
Avg. age 44 years (SD 16 years)
Frontal 10, temporal 3, parietal 5,
Insular 4, occipital 2, cerebellar 2
Memory and cognition disturbances 8% (2 patients)
Hemiparesis 4% (1 patient)
Infections 4% (1 patient)
Memory and cognition disturbances 4% (1 patient)
ioMRI awake surgery
Group 2
20 patients: 14 M, 6 F
Avg. age 46 years (SD 14 years)
Frontal 11,
Temporal 5,
Insular 4, (language areas 10, motor cortex 4, both systems 6)
Memory and cognition disturbances 10% (2 patients)
Hemiparesis 10% (2 patients)
Dysphasia 20% (4 patients)
Parietal syndrome 5% (1 patient)
Memory and cognition disturbances 5% (1 patient)
Parietal syndrome 5% (1 patient)
Control
Group 3
46 patients: 29 M, 1 7F
Avg. age 47 years (SD 16 years)
Frontal 21, temporal 8, parietal 5, insular 8, occipital 2, cerebellar 2
Memory and cognition disturbances 13% (6 patients)
Hemiparesis 13% (6 patients)
Dysphasia 15.2% (7 patients)
Parietal syndrome 5% (1 patient)
Memory and cognition disturbances 10.8% (5 patients)
Hemiparesis 4.3% (2 patients)
Dysphasia 4.3% (2 patients)

ioMRI, intraoperative magnetic resonance imaging; GA, general anesthesia; M, male; F, female; SD, standard deviation.