Clinical Factors Predictive for Intracranial Hemorrhage in Mild Head Injury

Table 3

Significant factors associated with intracerebral hemorrhage as diagnosed using computed tomography of the brain in head injury patients who were moderate risk for intracranial hemorrhage.

Factors	Unadjusted odds ratio; (95% confidence interval)	Adjusted odds ratio; (95% confidence interval)
Diabetes mellitus	2.500 (0.618, 10.107)	0.617 (0.084, 4.621)
Hypertension	4.000 (1.089, 14.689)	11.376 (1.317, 98.262)
Motorcycle	0.414 (0.114, 1.504)	0.522 (0.116, 2.354)
Syncope	3.942 (1.200, 12.953)	1.043 (0.235, 4.630)
Headache	3.051 (1.121, 8.353)	4.011 (1.097, 14.661)
Amnesia	2.340 (0.865, 6.329)	1.908 (0.500, 7.282)
Loss of consciousness	9.625 (2.973, 31.162)	10.282 (2.436, 43.395)
Glasgow Coma Scale score	0.350 (0.179, 0.685)	0.164 (0.057, 0.474)

Note. Bold indicated significant factors.