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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Jan 25.
Published in final edited form as: Epigenetics Commun. 2021 Dec 20;1:4. doi: 10.1186/s43682-021-00003-5

Table 1.

Participant characteristics for the entire aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage cohort and discovery and replication sample subsets

Variable aSAH cohort (n = 648) Discovery sample (n = 260) Replication sample (n = 100)
Age, mean years (SD) 53.2 (11.5) 53.1 (11.0) 54.2 (12.0)
Sex, female, n (%) 469 (72.4) 179 (68.8) 76 (76.0)
Self-identified race, white, n (%) 563 (86.9) 225 (86.5) 91 (91.0)
Treatment, coil embolization, n (%) 402 (62.0) 159 (61.2) 66 (66.0)
Fisher grade, n (%)
2 266 (41.0) 78 (30.0) 41 (41.0)
3 279 (43.1) 126 (48.5) 43 (43.0)
4 103 (15.9) 56 (21.5) 16 (16.0)
Outcome N Unfavorable, n (%) N Unfavorable, n (%) N Unfavorable, n (%)
CV 396 206 (52.0) 168 91 (54.2) NAa
DCI 631 253 (40.1) 258 127 (49.2)
GOS-3 555 149 (26.8) 214 71 (33.2) 99 38 (38.4)
GOS-12 530 121 (22.8) 204 53 (26.0) 93 29 (31.2)
Death-3 594 88 (14.8) 232 39 (16.8) 99 24 (24.2)
Death-12 530 96 (18.1) 204 44 (21.6) 93 26 (28.0)

aSAH, aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage; SD, standard deviation; CV, cerebral vasospasm (unfavorable = CV present); DCI, delayed cerebral ischemia (unfavorable = DCI present); GOS-3, Glasgow Outcome Scale at 3 months (unfavorable = 1–3); GOS-12, Glasgow Outcome Scale at 12 months (unfavorable = 1–3); Death-3, death at 3 months (unfavorable = yes); Death-12, death at 12 months (unfavorable = yes);

a

CV and DCI were not examined in the replication sample given null association in discovery analyses