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Table 1 Descriptive statistics for men and women hospitalised with an incident SAH between 1st January 1986 and 31st December 2005

From: Trends in incidence and in short term survival following a subarachnoid haemorrhage in Scotland, 1986 - 2005: a retrospective cohort study

 

Men

Women

Overall

3,678 (36.4%)

6,435 (63.6%)

Age (years) - mean (SD)

51.4 (15.3)

56.0 (15.5)

Age (years) by study year - mean (SD)

  

1986 to 1990

50.4 (15.8)

55.6 (15.4)

1991 to 1995

50.3 (15.4)

54.5 (15.6)

1996 to 2000

52.1 (15.3)

56.8 (15.6)

2001 to 2005

52.5 (14.6)

57.1 (15.3)

Age groups (years)

  

< 40

823 (22.4%)

974 (15.1%)

40-49

830 (22.6%)

1247 (19.4%)

50-59

880 (23.9%)

1493 (23.2%)

60-69

675 (18.4%)

1363 (21.2%)

70+

470 (12.8%)

1358 (21.1%)

Socio-economic deprivation

  

1-least deprived

603 (17.0%)

1134 (18.2%)

2

705 (19.9%)

1221 (19.6%)

3

714 (20.2%)

1205 (19.3%)

4

766 (21.6%)

1321 (21.2%)

5- most deprived

752 (21.2%)

1352 (21.7%)

Missing

138 (3.8%)

202 (3.1%)

Comorbid diagnoses

  

Alcohol misuse

165 (4.5%)

111 (1.7%)

Atrial fibrillation

80 (2.2%)

90 (1.4%)

Cancer

86 (2.3%)

167 (2.6%)

Coronary heart dis.

206 (5.6%)

316 (4.9%)

Diabetes

86 (2.3%)

105 (1.6%)

Hypertension

299 (8.1%)

583 (9.1%)

Heart failure

59 (1.6%)

84 (1.3%)

Peripheral arter. dis.

130 (3.5%)

195 (3.0%)

Renal failure

36 (1.0%)

57 (0.9%)

Respiratory disease

111 (3.0%)

247 (3.8%)

Any condition above

844 (22.9%)

1416 (22.0%)