[Retracted] A Computational Model of Blood D-Dimer, Cystatin C, and CRP Levels Predicts the Risk of Intracranial Aneurysms and their Rupture

Table 2

Comparison of clinical data of the ruptured intracranial aneurysm group, unruptured group, and control group.

	Intracranial aneurysm			Control group (n = 64)	value
	Total (n = 69)	Ruptured group (n = 28)	Unruptured group (n = 41)
Age (years, n(%))
<60	19 (27.54%)	3 (10.71%)	16 (39.02%)	33 (51.56%)	0.001
≥60	50 (72.46%)	25 (89.29%)	25 (60.98%)	31 (48.44%)
Sex(n(%))
Male	22 (31.88%)	7 (25.00%)	15 (36.59%)	22 (34.38%)	0.576
Female	47 (68.12%)	21 (75.00%)	26 (63.41%)	42 (65.63%)
History of hypertension (n(%))
Yes	38 (55.07%)	22 (78.57%)	16 (39.02%)	7 (10.94%)	<0.001
No	31 (44.93%)	6 (21.43%)	25 (60.98%)	57 (89.06%)
History of diabetes mellitus (n(%))
Yes	23 (33.33%)	14 (50.00%)	9 (21.95%)	10 (15.63%)	0.002
No	46 (66.67%)	14 (50.00%)	32 (78.05%)	54 (84.38%)