Outcome Prediction of Inpatients with First Heamorrhagic Apoplexy
- VernacularTitle:急性脑出血性卒中病人生活自理能力的预后预测
- Author:
Tiebin YAN
;
Jianxing XU
;
Lirong HUANG
;
Xiuhong XIAO
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
heamorrhagic apoplexy.outcome prediction. multiple logistic regression
- From:
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice
1996;2(3):103-107
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
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Abstract:
Ninety- five cases(49 male .46 female)with first heamorrhagic cerebral apoplexy. fromOct.1 . 1992 to Dec.31 .1993. were analyzed.The Average age was58.9. Patients were divided intotwo groups. the self care and the non- self care. Ninteen variables which were supposed likely to be relatedto functional outcome were chosed from the admitted record of each patient and analyzed with mutltiple lo-gistic regression. Results showed that the major predictors of poor outcome are coma. incontinent and hemi-plegia at onset and abnormal blood urea nitrogen. pulmonary infection and bleeding amount more than 3 0ml at admitted.Cases older than 70 years.high blood presure longer than 20 years have a tendency of moredependence in functional abilities.Factors that do not predict outcome after heamorrhagic stroke are sex.days in the hospital,cormorbidities. as well as level of blood surgar and cholestral.EKG changes at admitted time.
