Table 2.

Logit Regression Assessing the Association Between the Use of tPA and EVT and Race/Ethnicity in Ischemic Stroke Patients, National Inpatient Sample 2019 (n=89,035; N= 445,174).

Ischemic stroke patients who received tPA
Variable	Unadjusted Odds Ratio	Unadjusted 95% Confidence Interval	Adjusted Odds Ratio	Adjusted 95% Confidence Interval
Race/Ethnicity
NH White	1.00	[1.00–1.00]	1.00	[1.00–1.00]
NH Black	0.88***	[0.83–0.94]	0.85***	[0.80–0.91]
Hispanic	1.11**	[1.03–1.20]	0.99	[0.92–1.08]
Other	1.08	[0.99–1.18]	0.95	[0.87–1.04]
Ischemic stroke patients who received EVT
Variable	Unadjusted Odds Ratio	Unadjusted 95% Confidence Interval	Adjusted Odds Ratio	Adjusted 95% Confidence Interval
Race/Ethnicity
NH White	1.00	[1.00–1.00]	1.00	[1.00–1.00]
NH Black	0.86***	[0.80–0.93]	0.75***	[0.70–0.82]
Hispanic	1.06	[0.96–1.17]	0.93	[0.84–1.03]
Other	1.24***	[1.12–1.37]	1.11*	[1.00–1.24]

^{* *}P < .05;

^**P < .01;

^***P < .001.

^†Results were presented as weighted N (%).

^‡Models adjusted for patients’ age, sex, neighborhood median household income, payers, discharge quarter, number of comorbidities, hospital location, hospital teaching status, hospital bed size, and weekend discharge. Marginal probabilities were estimated from the logit regression model and converted from odds ratios. Note: P-values were calculated using Chi-square tests.

^§All statistics were adjusted using sampling weights

^||The “Other” category of race/ethnicity includes but is not limited to Asian, Pacific Islanders, and Native Americans