[Retracted] Relationship between Prognosis with Dynamic Changes of Thyroid Hormone and Cortisol Hormone in Patients with Severe Craniocerebral Injury

Table 1

Relationship between clinical characteristics and prognosis in 48 patients with severe craniocerebral injury (%, x ± s).

Factors		The favorable prognosis group (n = 35)	The poor prognosis group (n = 13)	t/χ^2	value
Gender	Male	20 (57.14)	6 (46.15)	0.461	0.497
	Female	15 (42.86)	7 (53.85)
Age (year)	<60	33 (94.29)	9 (69.23)	5.441	0.020
	≥60	2 (5.71)	4 (30.77)
Cerebral hernia	Yes	10 (28.57)	8 (61.54)	4.396	0.036
	No	25 (71.43)	5 (38.46)
Intracranial hematoma volume	<50 ml	24 (68.57)	4 (30.77)	5.573	0.018
	≥50 ml	11 (31.43)	9 (69.23)
Admission time (h)		3.8 ± 1.1	6.5 ± 2.1	5.813	<0.001
Cerebral contusion and laceration range	Single	20 (57.14)	5 (38.46)	1.326	0.250
	Multiple	15 (42.86)	8 (61.54)
Location of intracranial hematoma	Epidural hematoma	17 (48.57)	5 (38.46)
	Intradural hematoma	11 (31.43)	4 (30.77)	1.284	0.733
	Intracerebral hematoma	5 (14.29)	2 (15.38)
	Mixed hematoma	2 (5.71)	2 (15.38)
ICU hospitalization time (d)		9.0 ± 2.6	16.9 ± 5.3	6.402	<0.001
GCS score (score)	24 h after injury	10.00 ± 0.12	9.75 ± 0.29	4.264	<0.001
	7 days after injury	13.16 ± 1.97	9.71 ± 3.45	4.346	<0.001
Mechanical ventilation time (d)		1.05 ± 0.26	3.01 ± 0.46	18.608	<0.001

Note. is compared with the favorable prognosis group, .