Cerebral arterial blood flow, attention, and executive and cognitive functions in depressed patients after acute hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage

Table 1 General characteristics of the observation group and the control group, n (%)/ mean ± SD

Clinical Information	Observation group (n = 89)	Control group (n = 100)	t/χ2	P
Gender
Male	54 (60.67)	58 (58.00)	0.139	0.709
Female	35 (39.33)	42 (42.00)
Age (yr)	55.79 ± 9.87	53.36 ± 10.15	1.664	0.098
Body mass index (kg/m2)	22.41 ± 2.36	22.18 ± 2.09	0.711	0.478
Academic qualifications
Below high school	57 (64.04)	70 (70.00)	0.758	0.384
High School and above	32 (35.96)	30 (30.00)
Brain hemorrhage lesions
Basal joint	39 (43.82)	45 (45.00)	0.716	0.949
Thalamus	23 (25.84)	23 (23.00)
Lobe of the brain	13 (14.61)	17 (17.00)
Cerebellum	9 (10.11)	8 (8.00)
Brainstem	5 (5.62)	7 (7.00)
Amount of cerebral hemorrhage
< 30 mL	26 (29.21)	30 (30.00)	0.023	0.989
30-60 mL	40 (44.94)	45 (45.00)
> 60 mL	23 (25.84)	25 (25.00)
Cerebral hemorrhage side
Right side	29 (32.58)	31 (31.00)	0.055	0.815
Left side	60 (67.42)	69 (69.00)
Surgical method
Boneless flap	55 (61.80)	64 (64.00)	0.098	0.754
Small Bone Window	34 (38.20)	36 (36.00)