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. 2021 Jan 19;15(4):409–415. doi: 10.4103/jpn.JPN_11_20

Table 2.

Binary logistic regression analysis for intracranial injury from developing dataset

Univariate analysis Multivariable analysis
Factor Odds ratio (95%CI) P Value Odds ratio (95%CI) P Value
Gender
 Male Ref
 Female 0.78 (0.56–1.08) 0.137
Age group
 ≤60 months Ref Ref
>60 months 1.81 (1.29–2.54) <0.001 1.60 (1.07–2.41) 0.02
Mechanism of injury
 Non-road traffic accident Ref Ref
 Road traffic accident 2.12 (1.49–3.02) <0.001 1.34 (0.88–20.50) 0.16
Signs and symptoms
 Loss of consciousness* 1.60 (1.16–2.20) 0.004 1.47 (1.001–2.17) 0.05
 Vomiting* 0.74 (0.51–1.08) 0.12
 Motor weakness* 10.10 (3.38–30.22) <0.001 5.76 (1.64–20.17) 0.006
 Scalp wound* 1.68 (1.21–2.34) 0.002 2.79 (1.84–4.22) <0.001
 Bleeding per nose/ear* 22.77 (5.27–98.28) <0.001 28.49 (6.03–134.55) <0.001
 Hypotension* 3.31 (1.56–7.00) 0.002
 Bradycardia* 4.23 (0.77–23.29) 0.09
 Seizure before CT of the brain* 1.41 (0.70–28.4) 0.32
 Amnesia* 1.03 (7.27–1.48) 0.83
Initial Glasgow Coma Scale score
 13–15 Ref Ref
 9–12 3.35 (1.92–5.85) <0.001 3.47 (1.88–6.40) <0.001
 3–8 18.75 (9.35–37.57) <0.001 11.26 (4.94–25.65) <0.001
Pupillary light reflex
 Normal reactivity both eyes Ref Ref
 Fixed one eye 12.27 (3.51–42.85) <0.001 10.12 (2.56–39.9) 0.001
 Fixed both eyes 17.99 (5.3–60.81) <0.001 3.18 (0.73–13.75) 0.12

*Data show only “yes group,” whereas reference groups (no group) are hidden