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Table 4 Comparison of clinical and MRI parameters for hydration effectiveness in patients with SIH

From: Risk factors for nonresponsive hydration in patients with spinal cerebrospinal fluid leakage

 

Total (n = 63)

hydration effective

(n = 17)

hydration non-effective

(n = 46)

P-value

Age, yearsa

39.08 ± 11.25

37.94 ± 15.41

39.50 ± 9.45

0.135

Headache scorea

7.16 ± 1.84

7.15 ± 1.82

7.16 ± 1.87

0.988

Onset-diagnosis Interval, daysa

21.44 ± 50.32

31.18 ± 86.21

17.85 ± 28.23

0.969

Numbers of spinal CSF leakagea

11.41 ± 7.27

9.35 ± 6.72

12.17 ± 7.39

0.185

Levels of spinal epidural fluid accumulationa

7.08 ± 5.15

7.18 ± 5.42

7.04 ± 5.10

0.756

Spine epidural venous engorgement, n (%)b

   

0.921

 No

29 (46.03%)

8 (47.06%)

21 (45.65%)

 

 Yes

34 (53.97%)

9 (52.94%)

25 (54.35%)

 

DPE, n (%)c

   

0.523

 No

15 (23.81%)

5 (29.41%)

10 (21.74%)

 

 Yes

48 (76.19%)

12 (70.59%)

36 (78.26%)

 

Brain descend, n (%)b

   

0.577

 No

41 (65.08%)

12 (70.59%)

29 (63.04%)

 

 Yes

22 (34.92%)

5 (29.41%)

17 (36.96%)

 

Dural sinus engorgement, n (%)c

   

0.204

 No

15 (23.81%)

6 (35.29%)

9 (19.57%)

 

 Yes

48 (76.19%)

11 (64.71%)

37 (80.43%)

 

SDH, n (%)c

   

0.485

 No

50 (79.37%)

15 (88.24%)

35 (76.19%)

 

 Yes

13 (20.63%)

2 (11.76%)

11 (23.91%)

 

Pituitary hyperemia, n (%)b

   

0.299

 No

29 (46.03%)

6 (35.29%)

23 (50.00%)

 

 Yes

34 (53.97%)

11 (64.71%)

23 (50.00%)

 
  1. Mann-Whitney testa. Chi-Square testb. Fisher’s Exact testc; numerical data are presented as mean ± standard deviation
  2. DPE Diffuse pachymeningeal enhancement, SDH Subdural hematoma