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Table 5 Factors that might influence the frequency of migraine in patients with aneurysms

From: Migraine before rupture of intracranial aneurysms

Factors

Patients with migraine (n = 80)

Patients without migraine (n = 119)

P

OR

95% CI

mean age

42.7

43.8

   

Male

20 (25%)

76 (63.9%)

<0.0001

0.19

0.10-0.35

Female

60 (75%)

43 (36.1%)

<0.0001

5.3

2.8-9.9

Smoking

32 (40%)

69 (57.9%)

0.01

0.48

0.27-0.86

Male

18 (22.5%)

63 (52.9%)

<0.0001

0.26

0.14-0.49

Female

14 (17.5%)

6 (5.0%)

0.004

3.99

1.5 – 10.9

AH

55 (68.7%)

59 (49.6%)

0.007

2.2

1.2-4.0

multiple SIA

17 (21.2%)

19 (15.9%)

0.34

  

large SIA (11-25 mm)

4 (5%)

7 (5.8%)

0.78

  

giant SIA (>25 mm)

6 (7.5%)

5 (4.2%)

0.32

  

normal size SIA (5-10 mm)

66 (82.5%)

98 (82.3%)

0.97

  

small SIA (<5 mm)

4 (5%)

9 (7.6%)

0.47

  

stroke in relatives

24 (30%)

26 (21.8%)

0.19

  

SIA in relatives

5 (6.2%)

5 (4.2%)

0.51

  

Headaches in relatives

55 (68.7%)

59 (49.6%)

0.007

2.2

1.2-4.0

systemic CTD

51 (63.7%)

73 (61.3%)

0.73

  

BMI >25

46 (57.5%)

66 (55.5%)

0.77

  

BMI <25

34 (42.5%)

53 (44.5%)

0.77

  

Localization of SIA

     

ACoA-ACA

19 (23.7%)

55 (46.2%)

0.001

0.36

0.19-0.68

MCA

22 (27.5%)

28 (23.5%)

0.52

  

ICA (+PCoA)

31 (38.7%)

32 (26.9%)

0.08

  

posterior circulation (vertebral, basilar, PICA)

8 (10%)

4 (3.4%)

0.05

3.19

0.93-10.9

right

40 (50%)

56 (47.1%)

0.68

  

left

38 (47.5%)

61 (51.2%)

0.60

  

Basilar

2 (2.5%)

2 (1.7%)

0.68