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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: World Neurosurg. 2020 May 7;141:e105–e111. doi: 10.1016/j.wneu.2020.04.216

Table 3.

Univariate Effect of In-Hospital Complications and Discharge Disposition on the Rate of Hydrocephalus

Characteristic N Hydrocephalus, n (%) P Value
Total (N) 1,244,087 930 (0.07)
Complications
 Respiratory 5055 184 (3.45) <0.0001
 Cardiac 19 <11 <0.0001
 Renal and urinary 409 15 (3.62) <0.0001
 Hematoma 33 <11 <0.0001
 Thromboembolic 76 <11 <0.0001
 Septicemia 50 13 (26.17) <0.0001
 Other neurologic 41 20 (49.19) <0.0001
Disposition from ED <0.0001
 Routine 1,130,809 251 (0.02)
 Transfer to short-term hospital 31,322 52 (0.16)
 Transfer to skilled nursing facility, intermediate care facility 4677 8 (0.18)
 Home health care 719 <11
 Against medical advice 3093 <11
 Admitted as inpatient 70,211 619 (0.88)
 Died in ED 1010 <11
Disposition from inpatient <0.0001
 Routine 59,849 354 (0.59)
 Transfer to short-term hospital 1440 <11
 Transfer to skilled nursing facility, intermediate care facility 4921 164 (3.33)
 Home health care 864 33 (3.89)
 Against medical advice 520 <11
 Died in hospital 2506 57 (2.28)

ED, emergency department.