Table 2:

Potential markers of symptoms, related conditions, and procedural complications

Diagnosis or Procedure CategoryTotal n = 2535Neurosurgical n = 1881Endovascular n = 654P*
Postop neurological complications6.87.4 (140)4.7 (31)<.05
Cranial nerve palsy (IIIrd, VIth)6.07.0 (132)2.9 (19)<.0001
Mechanical ventilation5.05.6 (106)3.1 (20)<.01
Physical or occupational therapy5.06.0 (113)2.1 (14)<.0001
Hemiplegia or hemiparesis4.34.0 (76)5.2 (34).21
Occlusion of cerebral artery3.84.2 (79)2.8 (18).10
Packed red blood cell transfusion3.84.5 (85)1.7 (11)<.01
Other complication/postop infection3.84.5 (85)1.5 (10)<.001
Endotracheal tube3.53.9 (74)2.3 (15)<.05
Ventriculostomy2.93.4 (63)1.7 (11)<.05
Hematoma complication2.82.7 (50)3.2 (21).46
Postop respiratory insufficiency2.52.8 (52)1.8 (12).19
Aphasia2.12.2 (42)1.7 (11).70
Hydrocephalus2.11.9 (36)2.5 (16)0.41
Gastrostomy2.02.3 (44)1.1 (7)<.05
Headache1.61.5 (29)1.7 (11).80
Tracheostomy1.51.6 (30)1.1 (7).34
Postop cardiac complications0.80.9 (16)0.5 (3).32
Monocular vision loss0.50.5 (10)0.5 (3).82
Ventriculoperitoneal shunting0.50.5 (9)0.5 (3).95
  • Note:—Values are presented as % (n).

  • * Pearson χ 2 test used to evaluate differences between neurosurgical and endovascular groups. Significant P values are groups into 4 categories: <.05, <.01, <.001, <.0001.

  • Conditions significantly (p <0.0001) more likely to occur in death cases compared with nondeaths