Patient décédé? * Dérivation Ventriculaire Externe.
Tableau croisé
Effectif
Dérivation Ventriculaire Externe Total
non Oui Patient décédé? Non 18 5 23 Oui 3 6 9 Total 21 11 32
Patient décédé? * Craniotomie.
Tableau croisé Effectif Craniotomie Total non Oui Patient décédé? Non 7 16 23 Oui 6 3 9 Total 13 19 32Patient décédé? * Dérivation Ventriculaire Péritonéale
Tableau croisé
Effectif
Dérivation Ventriculaire Péritonéale Total
non Oui
Patient décédé?
Non 21 2 23
Oui 9 0 9
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Tests du Khi-deux (résumé)
Khi-deux de Pearson (Valeurs) ddl Signification asymptotique (bilatérale) Patient décédé? * Dérivation Ventriculaire Externe. 5,788 a 1 0,016 Patient décédé? * Craniotomie. 3,521 a 1 0,061 Patient décédé? * Dérivation Ventriculaire Péritonéale 0,835 a 1 0,361 Nombre d'observations valides 32
a. 1 cellules (25,0%) ont un effectif théorique inférieur à 5. L'effectif théorique minimum est de 3,09. b. Calculé uniquement pour un tableau 2x2
Récapitulatif
Dimension Valeur singulière Inertie Khi-deux Sig. Proportion d'inertie Valeur singulière de confiance
Expliqué Cumulé Ecart-type
1 ,425 ,181 1,000 1,000 ,170
Total ,181 5,788 ,016a 1,000 1,000
a. 1 degrés de liberté
Caractéristiques des points lignesa
Dérivation Ventriculaire Externe
Masse Score dans la dimension Inertie Contribution 1 De point à inertie de dimension De dimension à inertie de point 1 1 Total non ,656 ,472 ,062 ,344 1,000 1,000 Oui ,344 -,901 ,119 ,656 1,000 1,000 Total actif 1,000 ,181 1,000
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Caractéristiques des points colonnesa
Patient décédé? Masse Score dans la
dimension
Inertie Contribution
1 De point à inertie
de dimension
De dimension à inertie de point
1 1 Total
Non ,719 ,408 ,051 ,281 1,000 1,000
Oui ,281 -1,043 ,130 ,719 1,000 1,000
Total actif 1,000 ,181 1,000
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