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Table 1 Demographic characteristics and comorbidities of all 113 patients enrolled in thestudy

From: Cortisol levels and neuropsychiatric diagnosis as markers of postoperative delirium:a prospective cohort study

Characteristic

n

%

Demographics

  

Agea

64

(59 to 71)

Gender male

90

79.65

Years of education

  

   Between 1 and 7 years

31

28

   Between 8 and 11 years

66

58

   12 years or more

16

14

Living area

  

   City > 100,000 people

54

48

   City < 100,00 people

33

29

   Country

26

23

Social status

  

   Living with family

100

88.5

   Living alone

13

11.5

Psychiatric comorbidities

  

Depression

18

16

TMT-B scorea

130

(96 to 200)

MoCA scorea

26

(24 to 27)

MoCA score < 25

36

32

Physical comorbidities

  

   Anemia (hemoglobin < 10 mg/dl)

18

16

   Urea concentration > 7 mmol/l

33

29.2

   Creatinine concentration > 120 μmol/l

7

6.2

   Peripheral vascular disease

23

20.3

   Atrial fibrillation

9

8

   Arterial hypertension

94

83

   Diabetes

39

35

   Cerebrovascular disease

6

5.3

New York Heart Association grade

  

   0

13

11

   I

30

27

   II

52

46

   III

18

16

   IV

-

 

Canadian Cardiovascular Society degree

  

   0

4

4

   I

8

7

   II

48

42

   III

50

44

   IV

3

3

  1. MoCA, Montreal Cognitive Assessment; TMT-B, Trail Making Test Part B.aFor continuous variables, the median and interquartile range isgiven.