Table 2.

Relationship of ABO-incompatible platelet transfusion on platelet recovery and poor neurological outcomes

Platelet recoveryABO incompatibleABO compatibleAdjusted β (95% CI)*AOR (95% CI)P
ACI (platelets, ×103/μL), median (IQR) 2 (−19 to 28) 15 (1-36) −19.00 (−35.55 to −4.44) — .01 
Neurologic outcome, n (%)      
 Discharge death 16 (34.0) 12 (15.4) — 2.59 (1.00-6.73) .05 
 Discharge poor mRS (4-6) 43 (91.5) 60 (76.9) — 3.61 (0.97-13.42) .06 
 3-mo poor mRS (4-6)§ 30 (75.0) 34 (69.4) — 1.47 (0.52-4.14) .47 
Platelet recoveryABO incompatibleABO compatibleAdjusted β (95% CI)*AOR (95% CI)P
ACI (platelets, ×103/μL), median (IQR) 2 (−19 to 28) 15 (1-36) −19.00 (−35.55 to −4.44) — .01 
Neurologic outcome, n (%)      
 Discharge death 16 (34.0) 12 (15.4) — 2.59 (1.00-6.73) .05 
 Discharge poor mRS (4-6) 43 (91.5) 60 (76.9) — 3.61 (0.97-13.42) .06 
 3-mo poor mRS (4-6)§ 30 (75.0) 34 (69.4) — 1.47 (0.52-4.14) .47 
*

Platelet recovery model adjusted for age of transfused platelets.

Neurologic outcome model adjusted for ICH score.

ACI scores were missing for 2.4% (n = 3); percentages are from 122 patients, 76 with compatible transfusions and 46 with incompatible transfusions.

§

Three-month loss to follow-up was 28.8% (n = 36); percentages are from 89 patients, 49 with compatible transfusions and 40 with incompatible transfusions.

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