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Clinical Factor n VBR Delta Median (%) VBR Delta Range (%) P Stay on intensive care unit Yes 16 12.42 0–102 0.027 No 24 4.40 −5–26 Epileptic seizures during the acute stage >2/status ep. 9 26.03 0–91 0.021 0–2 31 4.65 −5–102 Epilepsy at follow-up Yes 8 26.6 0–91 0.015 No 32 5.07 −5–102
Note:—VBR indicates ventricle brain ratio.