Clinical Study

Influence of Fever and Hospital-Acquired Infection on the Incidence of Delayed Neurological Deficit and Poor Outcome after Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage

Table 3

Factors significantly associated with good outcome by univariate analysis.

VariableOdds ratio95% CIP value

Increasing age0.950.93, 0.98<0.01
DND0.370.18, 0.77<0.01
Fever0.120.05, 0.32<0.01
Infection0.210.09, 0.46<0.01
Fisher grade*0.02
 20.580.06, 5.79
 30.200.02, 1.69
 40.130.02, 1.03
Number of days febrile category¥<0.01
 1-20.190.06, 0.57
 3–50.130.04, 0.41
 >50.080.02, 0.23
Number of infections categoryΦ<0.01
 10.290.11, 0.76
 20.240.08, 0.66
 >20.100.04, 0.32

*Compared to Fisher grade 1.
¥Compared to a reference of zero days febrile.
ΦCompared to a reference of zero infections.