[Retracted] Change of Levels of NGF, ACTH, and AVP in the Cerebrospinal Fluid after Decompressive Craniectomy of Craniocerebral Injury and Their Relationship with Communicating Hydrocephalus

Table 2

Single-factor analysis of influencing communicating hydrocephalus after DC of craniocerebral injury.

Clinical information	Communicating hydrocephalus group (n = 31)	Noncommunicating hydrocephalus group (n = 71)	χ^2/t
Age	48.89 ± 4.75	48.13 ± 5.27	0.690	0.492
Gender
Male	14 (45.16)	42 (59.15)	1.707	0.191
Female	17 (54.84)	29 (40.85)
Types of craniocerebral injury
Closed	18 (58.06)	34 (47.89)	0.894	0.344
Open	13 (41.94)	37 (52.11)
Cerebrospinal fluid leak
Yes	25 (80.65)	19 (26.76)	25.543	≤0.001
No	6 (19.35)	52 (73.24)
Epidural hematoma
Yes	23 (74.19)	20 (28.17)	18.745	≤0.001
No	8 (25.81)	51 (71.83)
Ventricular hemorrhage
Yes	28 (90.32)	23 (32.39)	28.964	≤0.001
No	3 (9.68)	48 (67.61)
Subdural fluid accumulation
Yes	25 (80.65)	21 (29.58)	22.728	≤0.001
No	6 (19.35)	50 (70.42)
tSAH
Yes	22 (70.97)	14 (19.72)	24.817	≤0.001
No	9 (29.03)	57 (80.28)
Cerebrospinal fluid protein level
Abnormal	27 (87.10)	28 (39.44)	19.727	≤0.001
Normal	4 (12.90)	43 (60.56)
GCS (score)	9.94 ± 2.04	10.53 ± 2.01	1.357	0.178
GOTA (score)	71.35 ± 15.36	73.83 ± 14.98	0.763	0.447
FIM (score)	18.13 ± 1.58	19.95 ± 4.37	2.250	0.037
NGF (pg/mL)	2.09 ± 0.31	1.24 ± 0.26	14.309	≤0.001
ACTH (ng/L)	105.38 ± 19.16	84.33 ± 12.69	6.550	≤0.001
AVP (ng/L)	23.17 ± 5.98	15.33 ± 4.32	7.466	≤0.001