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. 2022 Sep 20;22:357. doi: 10.1186/s12883-022-02892-y

Table 1.

Demographic and anthropometric characteristics of the study participants

Variable Ruptured aneurysms, n = 521 (68.37%) Unruptured aneurysms, n = 241 (31.63%) p-value All, N = 762 (100%)
Age (years), mean ± SD 47.13 ± 0.52 51.42 ± 0.77  < 0.001 48.49 ± 0.44
Age group (years), n (%)
 16–40 141 (79.66%) 36 (20.34%)  < 0.001 177 (23.23%)
 41–49 137 (69.19%) 61 (30.81%) 198 (25.98%)
 50–56 118 (69.41%) 52 (30.59%) 170 (22.31%)
 57–81 125 (57.60%) 92 (42.40%) 217 (28.48%)
Sex
 Female 286 (63.41%) 165 (36.59%)  < 0.001 451 (59.19%)
 Male 235 (75.56%) 76 (24.44%) 311 (40.81%)
Smoking
 No 360 (63.16%) 210 (36.84%)  < 0.001 570 (74.80%)
 Yes 161 (83.85%) 31 (16.15%) 192 (25.20%)
Arterial hypertension
 Normal 129 (58.64%) 91 (41.36%) 220 (28.87%)
 Stage 1 hypertension 18 (50%) 18 (50%)  < 0.001 36 (4.72%)
 Stage 2 hypertension 107 (61.14%) 68 (38.86%) 175 (22.97%)
 Stage 3 hypertension 267 (80.66%) 64 (19.34%) 331 (43.44%)
 Aneurysm size (mm), mean ± SD 8.15 ± 0.27 13.41 ± 0.67  < 0.001 9.81 ± 0.29
Aneurysm size group, n (%)
 Small, < 6 mm 228 (78.62%) 62 (21.38%)  < 0.001 290 (38.06%)
 Medium, ≥ 6 mm or < 15 235 (69.94%) 101 (30.06%) 336 (44.09%)
 Large, ≥ 15 mm or < 25 mm 40 (50.63%) 39 (49.37%) 79 (10.37%)
 Giant, ≥ 25 mm 18 (31.58%) 39 (68.42%) 57 (7.48%)
Location
 ICA 149 (50.51%) 146 (49.49%)  < 0.001 295 (38.71%)
 ACA 200 (87.82%) 28 (12.28%) 228 (29.92%)
 MCA 151 (75.50%) 49 (24.50%) 200 (26.25%)
 PCA 21 (53.85%) 18 (46.15%) 39 (5.12%)