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. 2025 Aug 1;16:1599730. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2025.1599730

Table 2.

Basic characteristics of stroke participants grouped according to survival status.

Characteristics Total (N = 1,579) All-cause mortality p value
No (N = 924) Yes (N = 655)
Sex (%) 0.001
Female 813 (51.5%) 523 (56.6%) 290 (44.3%)
Male 766 (48.5%) 401 (43.4%) 365 (55.7%)
Age (%) <0.001
Age < 50 186 (11.8%) 166 (18.0%) 20 (3.05%)
Age 50–65 430 (27.2%) 332 (35.9%) 98 (15.0%)
Age > 65 963 (61.0%) 426 (46.1%) 537 (82.0%)
Race (%) <0.001
Mexican American 158 (10.0%) 102 (11.0%) 56 (8.55%)
Non-Hispanic White 413 (26.2%) 280 (30.3%) 133 (20.3%)
Non-Hispanic Black 826 (52.3%) 401 (43.4%) 425 (64.9%)
Other 182 (11.5%) 141 (15.3%) 41 (6.26%)
Poverty level (%) 0.009
Non-poverty 1,220 (77.3%) 692 (74.9%) 528 (80.6%)
Poverty 359 (22.7%) 232 (25.1%) 127 (19.4%)
Marital status (%) 0.032
No 763 (48.3%) 425 (46.0%) 338 (51.6%)
Yes 816 (51.7%) 499 (54.0%) 317 (48.4%)
Education level (%) 0.001
High School or above 569 (36.0%) 294 (31.8%) 275 (42.0%)
Below high school 1,010 (64.0%) 630 (68.2%) 380 (58.0%)
Smoking (%) 0.001
No 1,203 (76.2%) 673 (72.8%) 530 (80.9%)
Yes 376 (23.8%) 251 (27.2%) 125 (19.1%)
Drinking (%) <0.001
No 702 (44.5%) 372 (40.3%) 330 (50.4%)
Yes 877 (55.5%) 552 (59.7%) 325 (49.6%)
Hyperuricemia (%) <0.001
No 1,071 (67.8%) 660 (71.4%) 411 (62.7%)
Yes 508 (32.2%) 264 (28.6%) 244 (37.3%)
Hypertension (%) 0.002
No 303 (19.2%) 202 (21.9%) 101 (15.4%)
Yes 1,276 (80.8%) 722 (78.1%) 554 (84.6%)
CHD (%) <0.001
No 1,293 (81.9%) 790 (85.5%) 503 (76.8%)
Yes 286 (18.1%) 134 (14.5%) 152 (23.2%)
Diabetes (%) 0.130
No 957 (60.6%) 575 (62.2%) 382 (58.3%)
Yes 622 (39.4%) 349 (37.8%) 273 (41.7%)
Cancer (%) <0.001
No 1,241 (78.6%) 768 (83.1%) 473 (72.2%)
Yes 338 (21.4%) 156 (16.9%) 182 (27.8%)
BMI, kg/m2 28.8 [25.1;33.2] 29.6 [25.6;34.3] 27.8 [24.6;31.8] <0.001
SUA, μmol/L 339 [280;410] 327 [274;393] 357 [292;437] <0.001
TC, mg/dL 183 [156;215] 185 [158;213] 180 [151;217] 0.312
AST, U/L 22.0 [19.0;27.0] 22.0 [18.0;27.0] 23.0 [19.0;28.0] 0.004
ALT, U/L 19.0 [15.0;25.0] 20.0 [15.0;26.0] 18.0 [15.0;24.0] 0.031
Albumin, g/dL 41.0 [39.0;43.0] 41.0 [39.0;43.0] 41.0 [38.0;43.0] 0.009
Monocyte, 1,000 cells/μL 0.60 [0.50;0.70] 0.60 [0.40;0.70] 0.60 [0.50;0.70] <0.001
Neutrophils, 1,000 cells/μL 4.30 [3.30;5.40] 4.20 [3.20;5.40] 4.40 [3.40;5.50] 0.009
Lymphocyte, 1,000 cells/μL 1.90 [1.50;2.50] 2.00 [1.60;2.60] 1.80 [1.30;2.30] <0.001
Platelet, 1,000 cells/μL 231 [193;276] 234 [198;278] 225 [185;272] 0.003
SII 512 [356;728] 488 [342;691] 553 [383;802] <0.001

The continuous variables were presented as either the mean ± standard deviation or the median with interquartile range, and p values were calculated using t-tests for normally distributed variables and Mann–Whitney U tests for non-normally distributed variables. Categorical variables were expressed as percentages and frequencies, and p values were computed using weighted chi-square tests. BMI, body mass index; SUA, serum uric acid; TC, total cholesterol; AST, aspartate aminotransferase; ALT, alanine aminotransferase; SII, systemic immune-inflammation index; CHD, coronary heart disease.