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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neurocrit Care. 2020 Oct;33(2):565–574. doi: 10.1007/s12028-020-00932-4

Table 2.

The patient characteristics and propofol exposure for the representative (“base case”) patients

Variable Mild Illness Severe Illness
Age (year) 30.5 83
Gender Female Female
Smoker No No
Alcohol No No
Substance abuse No No
APACHE II 15 26
CCI 0 8
Initial Glasgow Coma Scale score 12 3
Premorbid modified Rankin Score 0 5
Structural Brain Injury No Yes
Hypertension No No
Respiratory failure Yes No
Seizure or Status Epilepticus No Yes
Hemorrhagic stroke No No
Cardiovascular accident No No
Subarachnoid hemorrhage No No
Septic shock No No
Toxic metabolic encephalopathy No No
History of Seizure No No
Subdural hematoma No No
CNS infection or inflammation Yes No
Ischemic stroke No Yes
Cardiac failure No Yes
Renal failure No No
Brain tumor No No
Brain Surgery No No
Malignancy solid tumors hematologic No No
Liver failure No No
Primary psychiatric disorder No No
CNS cancer No No
Endocrine emergency No No
Primary hematological disorder No No
Systemic hemorrhage No No
Propofol (mg/kg) 284.1 1315.5