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

Table 5

Univariate analysis of intracranial aneurysm rupture.

	Rupture group (n = 28)	Unruptured group (n = 41)	Χ^2 value	value
Age (years, n(%))
<60	3 (10.71%)	16 (39.02%)	6.683	0.010
≥60	25 (89.29%)	25 (60.98%)
Sex(n(%))
Male	7 (25.00%)	15 (36.59%)	1.028	0.311
Female	21 (75.00%)	26 (63.41%)
History of hypertension (n(%))
Yes	22 (78.57%)	16 (39.02%)	10.517	0.001
No	6 (21.43%)	25 (60.98%)
History of diabetes mellitus (n(%))
Yes	14 (50.00%)	9 (21.95%)	5.890	0.015
No	14 (50.00%)	32 (78.05%)
D-dimer
Low level	1 (3.57%)	30 (73.17%)	32.573	<0.001
High level	27 (96.43%)	11 (26.83%)
Cystatin C
Low level	20 (71.43%)	40 (97.56%)	10.017	0.002
High level	8 (28.57%)	1 (2.44%)
CRP
Low level	16 (57.14%)	37 (90.24%)	10.235	0.001
High level	12 (42.86%)	4 (9.76%)