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Table 3 Comparison between ICH survivors with or without early fever (n = 100)

From: Early fever in patients with primary intracerebral hemorrhage is associated with worse long-term functional outcomes: a prospective study

Variables

Early fever

(n = 16)

N (% or SD)

Without early fever

(n = 84)

N (% or SD)

P-value

Odds Ratio

(OR)

Age (years)

56.63.26 (11.67)

61.46 (13.30)

0.15

 

Gender (female)

7/16 (43.75)

33/84 (39.29)

0.74

 

Initial GCS

12.69 (3.73)

12.58 (3.21)

0.91

 

Initial BI

13.75 (27.5)

15.31 (18.26)

0.87

 

Functional independence at 1-year

    

BI > 90

4/16 (25)

37/84 (44.05)

0.16

0.32

mRS \(\le\)2

2/16 (12.5)

32/84 (38.1)

0.048*

0.23

Severe dependency at

1-year

    

BI\(\le\)60

8/16 (50)

21/84 (25)

0.043*

3

mRS \(\ge\)4

10/16 (62.5)

30/84 (35.72)

0.045*

3

Surgery

7/16 (43.75)

15/84 (17.86)

0.02*

3.58

Ventriculostomy

2/16 (12.5)

5/84 (5.96)

0.35

1.98

Length of hospital stay (days)

123.62 (100.48)

66.24 (52.29)

0.002*

 
  1. *p < 0.05
  2. † Odds ratio for better outcome (BI > 90 or mRS score\(\le\)2)
  3. ‡ Odds ratio for worse outcome (BI ≤ 60 or mRS score ≥ 4)
  4. N, number; SD, standard deviation; GCS, Glasgow coma scale; BI, Barthel Index; mRS, modified Rankin Scale