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Table 1 Summary of the predictors by 6-month eGOSa

From: Early prediction of outcome after severe traumatic brain injury: a simple and practical model

 

eGOS ≤ 4 (n = 474)

eGOS > 4 (n = 615)

Age (years)

42 (19)

34 (15)

Gender: Male

351 (74 %)

486 (79 %)

SBP, first ED measurement

141 (33)

142 (25)

GCS-motor, first ED measurement

 Missing

2.1 (1.7)

0 (0 %)

2.8 (2.1)

2 (0.3 %)

Categorized head AIS injuries

 Brainstem

 Cerebellar

 Contusion

 Diffuse

 Epidural

 IVH

 SAH

 SDH

 Other

38 (8.0 %)

16 (3.4 %)

156 (33 %)

115 (24 %)

30 (6.3 %)

86 (18 %)

168 (35 %)

184 (39 %)

14 (3.0 %)

6 (1.0 %)

14(2.3 %)

120 (20 %)

62 (10 %)

42 (6.8 %)

34 (5.5 %)

145 (24 %)

117 (19 %)

8 (1.3 %)

Head AIS severity

 No injury

 Minor

 Moderate

 Serious

 Severe

 Critical

Missing

59 (12 %)

1 (0.2 %)

15 (3.2 %)

47 (9.9 %)

112 (24 %)

232 (49 %)

8 (1.7 %)

152 (25 %)

5 (0.8 %)

97 (16 %)

106 (17 %)

142 (23 %)

105 (17 %)

8 (1.3 %)

Marshall score, first head CT

 Diffuse Injury I (no visible pathology)

 Diffuse Injury II

 Diffuse Injury III (swelling)

 Diffuse Injury IV (shift)

 Evacuated mass lesion

 Non-evacuated mass lesion

Missing

71 (15 %)

186 (39 %)

80 (17 %)

23 (4.9 %)

104 (22 %)

10 (2.1 %)

0 (0 %)

297 (48 %)

235 (38 %)

40 (6.5 %)

7 (1.1 %)

33 (5.4 %)

2 (0.3 %)

1 (0.2 %)

Pupil reactivity at ED admission

 0 pupils

 1 pupil

 2 pupils

Missing

159 (34 %)

34 (7.2 %)

256 (54 %)

25 (5.3 %)

79 (13 %)

24 (3.9 %)

490 (80 %)

22 (3.6 %)

  1. aSummaries include: mean (standard deviation) for continuous variables and n (%) for binary variables
  2. Average imputed 6-month eGOS used for those missing eGOS