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. 2020 Oct 30;11:549527. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2020.549527

Table 1.

Demographics of the whole study cohort—all patients.

Variable type Variable Main study cohort, CT-positive
(n = 82)
Comparison study cohort, CT-negative
(n = 55)
p-value
Demographic Age (years, mean ± SD) 50.46 ± 20.35 43.67 ± 18.21 0.048
Sex (male/female) 64 (78%)/18 (22%) 34 (62%)/21 (38%) 0.039
GCS (median [range]) 14 (3–15) 15 (3–15) 0.043
Pupil reactivity Unreactive/sluggish/reactive 9 (11%)/3 (4%)/61 (74%)a 1 (2%)/1 (2%)/52 (95%)b 0.020
ISS (median [range]) 18 (1–50) 6 (1–57) 0.001
Isolated TBI 49 (60%) 32 (59%) 0.856
Evacuated mass lesion 24 (29%) 0 (0%) <0.001
Hypoxia 6 (7%)c 1 (2%)d 0.203
Hypotension 3 (4%)e 0 (0%)f 0.182
Hypoglycemia 0 (0%)g 0 (0%)f
Anemia 3 (4%) 0 (0%) 0.175
Admitted to hospital 76 (93%) 33 (60%) <0.001
Outcome Favorable (GOSE 5–8) 49 (60%) 51 (93%) <0.001
Unfavorable (GOSE 1–4) 33 (40%) 4 (7%) <0.001
Complete (GOSE 8) 10 (12%) 23 (42%) <0.001
Incomplete (GOSE 1–7) 72 (88%) 32 (58%) <0.001
TBI-related deaths 11 (12%) 1 (2%) <0.001
HCTS Mass lesion types Subdural hematoma 53 (65%)
Intracerebral hematoma 53 (65%)
Epidural hematoma 11 (13%)
Mass lesion size >25 cm3 26 (32%)
Intraventricular hemorrhage 21 (26%)
Suprasellar cisterns Normal 47 (57)
Compressed 31 (38%)
Obliterated 4 (5%)
Sum (median [range]) 4 (−3 to 14) 0 <0.001

Statistically significant p-values are in bold. SD, standard deviation; GCS, Glasgow Coma Scale; ISS, Injury Severity Score; Isolated TBI, traumatic brain injury without concomitant extracerebral injuries; Hypoxia, event of hypoxia after injury; Hypotension, event of hypotension after injury; Anemia, anemia after injury; TBI, traumatic brain injury; GOSE, Glasgow Outcome Scale—Extended; HCTS, Helsinki Computed Tomography Score; CT-positive, Computed tomography-positive; CT-negative, Computed tomography-negative.

a

Data missing on nine patients.

b

Data missing on one patient.

c

Data missing on seven patients..

d

Data missing on 11 patients..

e

Data missing on two patients..

f

Data missing on eight patients..

g

Data missing on three patients.