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Table 2 Treatment characteristics comparing patients treated in German hospitals for intracerebral hemorrhage (I61) and acute ischemic stroke (I63) between 2011 and 2017 (n = 1.721.447)

From: Inpatient TIA and stroke care in adult patients in Germany - retrospective analysis of nationwide administrative data sets of 2011 to 2017

variable

ICH (%, 95%PI)

(ICD I61)

AIS (%, 95%PI)

(ICD I63)

OR (95%CI)

In-hospital mortality

28.1% (6–47%)

7.3% (0–15%)

6.43 (5.98–6.92)

Δ 2017 vs. 2011

Δ expected

+ 5.7%

+ 1.9%

−6.3%

−7.0%

 

Total ICU treatment

36.2% (11–64%)

9.7% (6–14%)

4.91 (4.39–5.48)

basic ICU treatment

(OPS 8–980)

17.9% (0–39%)

5.3% (0–10%)

3.31 (2.89–3.79)

complex ICU treatment

(OPS 8-98f)*

18.3% (3–50%)

4.4% (5–7%)

5.05 (4.49–5.68)

Total SU treatment

41.6% (34–46%)

68.2% (56–81%)

0.30 (0.28–0.32)

SU treatment < 72 h

(OPS 8–981.0

9.9% (6–13%)

29.6% (26–34%)

0.25 (0.23–0.27)

SU treatment > 72 h

(OPS 8–981.1

31.7% (23–37%)

38.6% (28–49%)

0.69 (0.67–0.72)

  1. ICH, intracerebral hemorrhage; AIS, acute ischemic stroke; OR, odds ratio; Δ expected, relative difference between age-adjusted expected rate for 2017 with reference to 2011; * case numbers OPS 8-98f in 2013–2017, see “Methods” section