Table 1

Baseline characteristics of patients with ruptured aneurysms

CharacteristicAll patients
(n=168)
NC
(n=53)
EC
(n=115)
P value
Age (years)30.9 (5.6)30.4 (5.5)31.2 (5.6)0.931
Insurance0.324
 Private57 (33.9)18 (34.0)39 (33.9)
 Medicaid/other111 (66.1)35 (66.0)76 (66.1)
Median income (>50th centile)62 (36.9)23 (43.4)39 (33.9)0.417
Stage of pregnancy0.030
 Antepartum or labor83 (49.4)36 (67.9)47 (40.9)
 Postpartum85 (50.6)17 (32.1)68 (59.1)
CCI1.7 (1.1)1.6 (0.9)1.7 (1.2)0.602
Clinical presentation
 Coma43 (25.6)14 (26.4)29 (25.2)0.975
 Hydrocephalus31 (18.5)0.738
 IPH28 (16.7)0.782
 Cerebral edema52 (31.0)20 (37.7)32 (27.8)0.434
 Cerebral herniation26 (15.5)10 (18.9)16 (13.9)0.547
Ventriculostomy62 (36.9)24 (45.3)38 (33.0)0.296
Private hospital139 (82.7)45 (84.9)94 (81.7)0.815
Large bed size hospitals151 (89.9)49 (92.5)102 (88.7)0.251
Teaching hospitals153 (91.1)49 (92.5)103 (89.6)0.191
  • Continuous variables are represented as mean (SD) and categorical variables as number (percentage). Numbers <10 are not reported according to the Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project (HCUP) guidelines.

  • CCI, Charlson Comorbidity Index; EC, endovascular coiling; IPH, intraparenchymal hemorrhage; NC, neurosurgical clipping.