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Table 1 Comparison of characteristics between the delayed neuropsychiatric sequelae (DNS)-developing group and the non-DNS-developing group

From: Predictors for delayed encephalopathy following acute carbon monoxide poisoning

Item

Category

DNS-developing group

Non-DNS-developing group

P value

  

n = 13

n = 66

 

Gender

Male (%)

11 (84.6)

54 (81 8)

1.000

Female (%)

2 (15.4)

12 (18.2)

Mean age ± S.D. (years)

 

47.38 ± 1483

40 44 ± 1391

108.000

Place of exposure

Car (%)

10 (76.9)

47 (71.2)

1.000

Room (%)

3 (23.1)

19 (28.8)

The number of the transfered from outside institution

(%)

2 (15.4)

17(25.8)

0.723

Time to onset of intermittent CO poisoning (day)

 

23.2

  

Mean duration of exposure ± SD (min)

 

310.00 ± 242.49

253.33 ± 199.93

0.644

Mean JCS score at first hospital consultation ± S.D.

 

200.4 ± 107.24

52.71 ± 94.55

0.000*

Abnormal head CT findings at consultation

Yes (%)

10 (76.9)

4 (6.2)

0.000#

No (%)

3 (23.1)

61 (93.8)

CO-Hb level at first hospital consultation ± S.D. (%)

 

19.58 ± 20.03

24.99 ± 13.98

2.242

Mean WBC count ± S.D. (/μ)

 

14391.52 ± 4534.60

13834.44 ± 10769.56

0.856

Mean CK level ± S.D. (IU/L)

 

4371.92 ± 5976.33

650.86 ± 2384.67

0.001I

Mean CK-MD level ± S.D. (IU/L)

 

51.22 ± 33.28

15.66 ± 23.47

0.000

Mean LDH level ± S.D. (U/L)

 

395.80 ± 270.04

221.87 ± 101.95

0.000

HBO therapy administered at consultation?

Yes

10 (76.9)

39 (59.1)

0.350

No

3 (23.1)

27 (40.9)

Total BPRS score ± S.D.

 

14.31 ± 11.86

14.58 ± 9.124

0.925

GAS ± S.D.

 

17.31 ± 18.50

28.48 ± 16.70

0.033

LCU ± S.D.

 

50.40 ± 15.05

65.15 ± 53.23

0.392

ICD-10 classification

F1 (%)

0 (0)

1 (1.5)

0.804

F2 (%)

0 (0)

6 (9.1)

F3 (%)

9 (69.2)

42 (63.6)

F4 (%)

2 (15.4)

12 (18.2)

F6 (%)

1 (7.7)

3 (4.5)

Others (%)

1 (7.7)

2 (3.0)

Mean length of hospital stay ± S.D. (days)

 

251.08 ± 283.27

37.18 ± 37.93

0.000

Mean number of HBO sessions ± S.D. (sessions)

 

51.62 ± 16.69

5.38 ± 7.70

0.000

  1. *Total number of cases may be different for different items.
  2. 1) #Chi-square test.
  3. 2) ANOVA (one way analysis of variance).
  4. 3) *Mann-Whitney test.