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Table 1 Demographic and clinical data

From: Impact of a posttraumatic cerebral infarction on outcome in patients with TBI: the Italian multicenter cohort INCEPT study

Variables

PTCI (n = 47; 32.9%)

Non-PTCI (n = 96; 67.1%)

p value

Age, mean (SD) years

43.8 (17.2)

42.1 (18.4)

0.606

Sex, no. (%) males

38 (80.8%)

75 (78.1%)

0.141

Admission GCS, median (IQR)

6 (4–8)

7 (5–9)

0.704

Severe head trauma, no. (%)

37 (78.7%)

70 (72.9%)

0.452

Moderate head trauma, no. (%)

10 (21.3%)

26 (27.1%)

0.452

Secondary cerebral insults in the first 48 h, no. (%)

 Pre-hospital hypoxia

5 (10.6%)

7 (7.3%)

0.460

 Intra-hospital hypoxia

7 (14.9%)

13 (13.5%)

0.048

 Cardiac arrest

11 (23.4%)

1 (1.0%)

< 0.0001

 Pre-hospital systemic hypotension

8 (17.0%)

39

0.021

 Intra-hospital systemic hypotension

12 (25.5%)

35

0.274

 Hyperthermia intra-H

13 (27.7%)

34

0.289

Pupillary light reflex, no. (%)

 Both present

30 (63.8%)

85 (88.5%)

0.002

 One present

7 (14.9%)

3 (3.1%)

 Both absent

10 (21.3%)

8 (8.3%)

SAH on admission brain CT, no. (%)

33 (70.2)

65 (67.7)

0.849

EDH on admission brain CT, no. (%)

15 (31.9)

27 (28.1)

0.697

Admission brain CT, Marshall CT classification, no. (%)

 Diffuse injury I

1 (2.3)

0 (0.0)

0.035

 Diffuse injury II

10 (23.3)

42 (46.7)

 Diffuse injury III

3 (7.0)

4 (4.4)

 Diffuse injury IV

2 (4.7)

5 (5.6)

 Evacuated mass lesions

25 (58.1)

36 (40.0)

 Non-evacuated mass lesions

2 (4.7)

3 (3.3)

  1. Abbreviation: GCS Glasgow Coma Scale, SAH traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage, EDH epidural hematoma, ICU-LOS intensive care unit length of stay, H-LOS hospital length of stay, PTCI posttraumatic cerebral infarction