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Table 1 Comparison of general data of patients with IMH undergoing surgical treatment and conservative treatment

From: Comparison of surgical and conservative treatment outcomes for type a aortic intramural hematoma

Category

Conservative treatment (n = 26)

Surgical treatment (n = 47)

χ2/t

P value

Sex (male,%)

17 (65.4)

39 (83)

2.901

0.089

Age (yrs)

57.73 ± 9.48

54.36 ± 10.89

1.323

0.190

BMI (kg/m2)

25.65 ± 2.81

26.88 ± 3.62

− 1.601

0.114

LVEF (%)

57.19 ± 4.56

60.30 ± 7.21

− 1.984

0.051

Cerebrovascular accident (%)

2(7.7)

7(14.9)

0.275

0.600

Hemopericardium (%)

0(0)

8(17)

3.379

0.066

Smoking (%)

8(30.8)

21(44.7)

1.353

0.245

Diabetes (%)

6(23.1)

6(12.8)

0.654

0.419

Hypertension (%)

21(80.8)

42(89.4)

0.445

0.505

Hyperlipidemia (%)

2(7.7)

4(8.5)

1.000

COPD (%)

3(11.5)

3(6.4)

0.659

IMH maximum thickness (mm)

44.92 ± 7.58

51.22 ± 11.85

− 2.767

0.007

Diameter of ascending aorta hematoma (mm)

9.12 ± 4.19

10.90 ± 5.35

− 1.460

0.149

Hospital mortality (%)

3(11.5)

0(0)

0.042

  1. *Cerebrovascular accident: Occlusion or hemorrhage of brain, spinal cord or retinal artery causes symptoms lasting for more than 24 h; COPD (Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease): Persistent airway obstruction caused by emphysema or chronic bronchitis; Diameter of ascending aorta and Diameter of ascending aorta hematoma: maximum aortic and aorta hematoma diameter of CTA