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. 2023 Sep 14;11(18):2545. doi: 10.3390/healthcare11182545

Table 1.

Basic study population characteristics.

All Patients (NAll = 892) Ischemic Stroke (NIsch = 755) Hemorrhagic Stroke (NHem = 137) p-Value
Age, mean (SD) 75.6 (13.5) 75.6 (13.6) 75.8 (13.2) 0.419
Age groups 0.653
<65 186 (20.9) 159 (21.1 27 (19.7)
65–74 156 (17.5) 136 (18.0) 20 (14.6)
75–84 297 (33.3) 246 (32.6) 51 (37.2)
85+ 253 (28.4) 214 (28.3) 39 (15.4)
Gender (Men) 447 (50.1) 368 (48.7) 79 (57.7) 0.063
mRS 0–1 prior to admission 704 (78.9) 591 (78.3) 113 (82.5) 0.306
NIHSS scale at admission, median (interquartile range) 7 (3–12) 6 (3–11) 12 (5–23) <0.001
Discharge destination in patients or relatives’ home (781 alive at discharge) 649 (83.1) 587 (85.4) 62 (66.0) 0.000
History of Stroke risk factors
Hypertension 616 (691.1) 522 (69.1) 94 (68.6) 0.920
Diabetes 230 (25.8) 208 (27.5) 22 (16.1) 0.004
Current smoking 211 (23.7) 184 (24.4) 27 (19.7) 0.275
Hyperlipidemia 328 (36.8) 288 (38.1) 40 (29.2) 0.054
Atrial Fibrillation 265 (29.7) 228 (30.2) 37 (27.0) 0.478
Coronary Artery Disease 117 (13.1) 101 (13.4) 16 (11.7) 0.680
Previous TIAs 81 (9.1) 66 (8.8) 15 (10.9) 0.419
Classification of ischemic strokes
Large vessel atherosclerotic 71 (9.4)
Cardioembolic 240 (31.8)
Lacunar 117 (15.5)
Other 16 (2.1)
Cryptogenic 311 (41.2)
1 year mortality 220 (24.7) 162 (21.5) 58 (42.3) 0.000

Values are expressed as n (%) unless otherwise indicated. mRS: modified Rankin Scale, NIHSS: National Institute of Health Stroke Scale, and TOAST classification.