[Retracted] Clinical Application of Microsurgery Using the Cerebellar Medulla Fissure Approach in Severe Ventricular Hemorrhage with Casting of the Fourth Ventricle and Its Influence on Neurological Recovery
Table 5
Single-factor analysis table.
Poor prognosis group (n = 31)
Good prognosis group (n = 49)
X2/t
Gender
0.694
0.405
Male
20 (64.52)
27 (55.10)
Female
11 (35.48)
22 (44.90)
Age (years)
60.71 ± 6.70
56.83 ± 8.42
2.167
0.033
Time of onset (h)
6.51 ± 2.02
5.80 ± 2.33
1.396
0.167
Bleeding
2.794
0.097
The cerebellum
10 (32.26)
8 (16.33)
The thalamus
21 (67.74)
41 (83.67)
Great score
6.22 ± 1.99
6.20 ± 1.10
0.058
0.954
Medical history
0.474
0.789
Hypertension
6 (19.35)
7 (14.29)
Diabetes
8 (25.81)
6 (12.24)
Hyperlipidemia
4 (12.90)
5 (10.20)
GCS score on admission
7.35 ± 2.65
9.28 ± 3.03
2.910
0.005
Admitted to hospital in a coma
0.050
0.822
Yes
21 (67.74)
32 (65.31)
No
10 (32.26)
17 (34.69)
Ventricular hemorrhage (mL)
21.10 ± 4.70
16.28 ± 3.90
4.970
<0.001
Operation mode
11.850
<0.001
Traditional surgical methods
23 (74.19)
17 (34.69)
The microscopical approach of cerebellomedullary fissure
