Risk of Short-Term Mortality after Intracerebral Haemorrhage due to Weekend Hospital Admission in Poland

Table 1

Univariate analysis of patient characteristics.

	All (n = 156)	Survival (n = 91)	Death (n = 65)	value
Mean age	68.72 (SD 14.5)	67.02 (SD 13.7)	71.1 (SD 15.3)	0.08
Age >80 years	46 (29.5%)	21 (23%)	25 (38.5%)	0.02
Sex
Male	74	45 (60.8%)	29 (39.1%)
Female	82	46 (56.1%)	36 (43.9%)	0.55
Hypertension	114 (73.1%)	73 (80.2%)	41 (63.1%)	0.02
DM	20 (12.9%)	17 (18.7%)	3 (4.6%)	0.01
GCS score
13–15	84 (53.8%)	64 (70.3%)	20 (30.8%)	<0.001
5–12	60 (38.5%)	26 (28%)	34 (52.3%)	<0.003
3-4	12 (7.7%)	1 (1.1%)	11 (16.9%)	<0.001
Location of ICH
Infratentorial	25 (16%)	12 (13%)	13 (20%)
Supratentorial	131 (83%)	79 (86,8%)	52 (80%)	0.25
ICH volume
>30 ml	69 (44.2%)	7 (29.7%)	42 (64.6%)
<30 ml	87 (55.7%)	64 (70.3%)	23 (35.4%)	<0.001
Intraventricular haemorrhage	64 (41%)	25 (27.5%)	39 (60%)	<0.001