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. 2020 Jun 19;11:550. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2020.00550

Table 1.

General characteristics of 1,029 surgically treated CSDH patients.

Variables Patients, N (%)
Sex
- Male 773 (75)
- Female 256 (25)
Age (mean ± SD) 73.5 (± 11)
Head trauma prior to CSDH 571 (55)
No/does not recall 256 (45)
MGS score at presentation:
MGS 0: 4 (0.4)
MGS 1: 326 (32)
MGS 2: 648 (64)
MGS 3: 31 (3)
MGS 4: 3 (0.3)
Unknown 17 (1.7)
GCS at presentation, median (IQR) 15 (1)
Side of hematoma
- Unilateral 772 (75)
- Bilateral 257 (25)
Use of Antithrombotic drugs:
- None 436 (43)
- Antiplatelet therapy 247 (24)
- Anticoagulants 324 (32)
- Other 18 (1)
- Unknown 4 (0.4)
Type of antiplatelet therapy
- Acetylsalicylic acid 176 (71)
- Clopidogrel 19 (8)
- Dual therapy 52 (21)
Type of anticoagulants
- 310 (96)
- DOAC 14 (4)
Hematoma type* Left
(N = 681)
Right (N = 605)
- Hyperdense 34 (3) 36 (4)
- Isodense 131 (13) 129 (13)
- Separated 58 (6) 54 (5)
- Gradation 43 (4) 41 (4)
- Laminar 40 (4) 32 (3)
- Trabecular 145 (14) 121 (12)
- Hypodense 105 (10) 82 (8)
- Unknown 125 (12) 110 (11)
Hematoma thickness, cm (mean ± SD) Left: 1.8 (± 0.7) Right: 1.8 (± 0.7)
Midline shift, mm (mean ± SD) 8.2 (± 4.9)
Type of surgery
BHC 995 (97)
Craniostomy 16 (1.5)
TDC 6 (0.5)
Unknown 11 (1)
Anesthesia modality
- Local 609 (66)
- General 314 (34)
- Unknown 106 (10)
Length of hospital stay, days median (mean, range) 4 (8, 0–76)
Postoperative complications 117 in 111 patients (11)
Type of postoperative complication
- Delirious state 34 (29)
- Pneumencephalus 22 (18)
- Empyema/wound infection 15 (13)
- Seizures 14 (12)
- Bleeding of operation wound 11 (9)
- Systemic infection 8 (7)
- Thrombosis /embolism 4 (3)
- Other (e.g., aphasia, CSF leakage, traumatic subarachnoidal hemorrhage resulting from surgery) 9 (8)
Recurrence <3 months 115 (11)
Mortality <3 months 40 (4)
*

Including bilateral hematomas.