Table 1:

Baseline clinical and imaging characteristicsa

VariablePediatric (n = 122)Adult (n = 198)All (n = 320)P Value
Clinical presentation
 Age (yr)9.8 ± 3.843.3 ± 15.730.8 ± 20.6<.001
 Female sex56 (45.9%)85 (42.9%)141 (44.1%).62
 GCS at baseline11.6 ± 3.912.4 ± 3.712.1 ± 3.8.09
 GCS score <933 (28%)38 (21.2%)71 (23.9%).09
Imaging presentation
 Hemorrhage location.45
  Supratentorial92 (76.7%)128 (72.7%)220 (74.3%)
  Infratentorial16 (13.3%)33 (18.8%)49 (16.6%)
  Other (SAH/IVH)12 (10%)15 (8.5%)27 (9.1%)
  Hemorrhage volume (mL)b19.8 ± 16.738.6 ± 35.530.6 ± 30.4<.001
AVM characteristics
 Deep location67 (56.3%)42 (21.2%)109 (34.4%)<.001
 Supratentorial location103 (86.6%)153 (77.3%)256 (80.8%).052
 Nidus max. diameter24.2 ± 14.318.9 ± 14.320.9 ± 14.5.002
Spetzler-Martin grade.7
 I24 (20.9%)49 (26.6%)73 (24.4%)
 II50 (43.5%)75 (40.8%)125 (41.8%)
 III27 (23.5%)44 (23.9%)71 (23.7%)
 IV10 (8.7%)11 (6%)21 (7%)
 V4 (3.5%)5 (2.7%)9 (3%)
AVM-related aneurysms
 Nidal aneurysm18 (15.9%)42 (23.5%)60 (20.5%).03
 Prenidal arterial aneurysm3 (2.7%)32 (17.9%)35 (12%)<.001
AVM venous drainage
 Exclusively deep35 (29.7%)46 (25.8%)81 (27.4%).87
 Any deep drainage58 (49.2%)86 (48%)144 (48.5%).85
  • Note:—IVH indicates intraventricular hemorrhage; GCS, Glasgow Coma Scale; max., maximum.

  • a Data are presented as absolute count (percentage) and mean ± SD as appropriate.

  • b For 114 and 155 patients with intraparenchymal hemorrhages.