Windowed Multitaper Correlation Analysis of Multimodal Brain Monitoring Parameters

Table 1

Characteristics of patients included in the study who were treated for either SAH (subarachnoid hemorrhage) or TBI (traumatic brain injury). The column GCS describes the level of consciousness at admission according to the Glasgow Coma Scale. Measuring time reports the duration of multimodal monitoring interval per patient. Over all correlation describes the percentage of significant correlations within the observation period. The last column indicates the outcome determined by the Glasgow Outcome Scale at the final follow up.

ID	Gender	Age	Diagnosis	GCS	Measuring time (hours)	Overall Correlation (%)	GOS
1	m	54.8	SAH	6	173.87	4.45	1
2	m	51.6	SAH	8	118.16	48.74	1
3	f	26.2	TBI	7	20.28	75.91	5
4	f	20.2	TBI	3	68.09	83.17	1
5	m	53.0	SAH	3	191.67	72.65	1
6	m	42.6	SAH	15	316.41	30.06	3
7	f	60.2	TBI	10	349.37	50.90	3
8	f	72.4	TBI	14	241.86	32.94	3
9	m	21.5	TBI	7	53.4	30.97	2
10	m	42.7	TBI	11	123.26	22.77	1
11	m	51.7	TBI	3	140.74	24.60	3
12	m	33.1	TBI	3	123.1	7.91	4
13	m	49.9	TBI	14	40.29	16.74	1
14	f	42.8	TBI	5	95.58	21.46	4
15	m	32.7	TBI	10	78.66	7.86	5