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Of 82 patients, 48 were excluded from the analysis and the remaining 34 patients were included in the analysis. A total of 26 participants (73.5%) achieved successful extubation. Their average age was 39.72±16.43years. None of the variables that were compared in relation to success or failure of extubation showed statistical significance, except for age (Z=-2.014, P0.044 with a Wide confidence interval; Spearman's ρ r=0.351, P0.042). In this study, the only predictive factor for successful extubation in neurocritical care patient
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