Traditional craniotomy versus current minimally invasive surgery for spontaneous supratentorial intracerebral haemorrhage: A propensity-matched analysis

Table 2 Logistical regression equation analysis of clinical characteristics and outcomes of patients undergoing spontaneous supratentorial cerebral haemorrhage surgery

Characteristic	Crude OR	95%CI	P value	Adjusted OR	95%CI	P value
Age (years)	2.128	1.510-3.000	< 0.001	4.183	2.366-7.395	< 0.001
Deep cerebral hemorrhage	0.584	0.399-0.853	0.005	2.926	1.615-5.300	< 0.001
Lower extremity vein thrombosis	0.462	0.300-0.712	< 0.001	0.803	0.330-1.951	0.628
Pulmonary embolism	2.642	1.146-6.088	0.023	0.266	0.053-1.331	0.107
Postoperative cerebral infarction	3.745	1.955-7.174	< 0.001	0.343	0.137-0.858	0.022
Admission Glasgow Coma Scale score	0.833	0.793-0.874	< 0.001	0.811	0.748-0.880	< 0.001
Hematoma volume, mL	1.024	1.018-1.030	< 0.001	1.016	1.009-1.024	< 0.001
Hematoma clearance rate	0.687	0.643-0.735	< 0.001	0.667	0.614-0.724	< 0.001
Postoperative d-dimer mean levels (mg/L)	0.918	0.864-0.975	0.005	0.829	0.746-0.921	0.001
Heparin-like drug	0.247	0.145-0.420	< 0.001	0.351	0.134-0.920	0.033
Rivaroxaban	0.46	0.222-0.951	0.036	2.236	0.665-7.521	0.193

Crude odds ratio (OR): Analysis of logistic regression equations without consideration of individual disturbances. Adjusted OR: Logistical regression modeling after adjusting for age, deep cerebral hemorrhage, lower extremity vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, cerebral infarction, admission Glasgow Coma Scale score, hematoma volume, hematoma clearance rate, mean postoperative d-dimer levels, heparin-like drug, and rivaroxaban. OR: Odds ratio.