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. 2022 Jul 4;11(13):3873. doi: 10.3390/jcm11133873

Table 3.

Patient demographics and baseline characteristics of cohort with spontaneous SAH (N = 270).

Variables N (%)
Age [y], median (LQ–UQ = IQR) (range) 57 (50–66 = 16) (18–91)
Female 182 (67)
Arterial hypertension 155 (57)
Smoking 94 (35)
Diabetes mellitus 23 (9)
Aneurysmal SAH 256 (95)
Spontaneous SAH without aneurysm identified 14 (5)
Thereof perimesencephalic SAH 5 (36)
WFNS grade I 91 (34)
II 59 (22)
III 12 (4)
IV 45 (16)
V 63 (23)
Modified Fisher 0 5 (2)
1 16 (6)
2 14 (5)
3 89 (33)
4 146 (54)
Hydrocephalus 204 (76)
Rebleeding 10 (4)
Endovascular aneurysm repair, Coiling 125 (46)
Surgical aneurysm repair, Clipping 114 (42)
DCI 99 (37)
Angiographic vasospasm 107 (40)
Infection 129 (48)
mRS at discharge 0 16 (6)
1 40 (15)
2 38 (14)
3 23 (9)
4 30 (11)
5 68 (25)
6 55 (20)
SAPS II, median (LQ–UQ = IQR) (range) 31 (26–38 = 12) (9–65)
Mechanical ventilation 90 (33)
Tracheotomy 24 (9)
Catecholamine therapy 150 (56)
ARDS 3 (1)
Pulmonary edema 8 (3)
Takotsubo cardiomyopathy 15 (6)
ICU length of stay [d], median (LQ–UQ = IQR) (range) 13 (8–21 = 13) (0–68)
In-hospital mortality 55 (20)

Interquartile Range (IQR), Lower Quartile (LQ), Upper Quartile (UQ), modified Rankin Scale (mRS), World Federation of Neurological Surgeons SAH grading scale (WFNS), Simplified Acute Physiology Score II (SAPS II) at ICU admission, Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS).