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. 2006 Jul 4;78(3):280–285. doi: 10.1136/jnnp.2005.078840

Table 1 Comparison of demographic data and vascular risk factors in the bleeding and non‐bleeding groups.

Characteristic sICH No sICH Total p Value
Sex, n = 294
 Men 7 154 54.8% 0.787*
 Women 7 126 45.2%
Age, years (mean (SD)) 63 (12) 60 (13) 60 (13) 0.338†
NIHSS on admission 16 (7.00) 15 (8.75) 15 (8.00) 0.507†
Arterial hypertension, n = 293
 Yes 9 150 54.3% 0.585*
 No 5 129 45.7%
Hyperlipidaemia, n = 293
 Yes 3 98 34.5% 0.393*
 No 11 181 65.5%
Smoking, n = 293
 Yes 3 63 22.5% 1.000*
 No 11 216 77.5%
Family history of CVE, n = 226
 Yes 3 55 25.7% 0.697*
 No 6 162 74.3%
History of CVE, n = 294
 Yes 2 36 12.9% 0.699*
 No 12 244 87.1%
Diabetes mellitus, n = 293
 Yes 3 37 13.7% 0.417*
 No 11 242 86.3%
Blood pressure on admission (mm Hg) n = 10 n = 184 n = 194
 Systolic 145 (65) 145 (39) 145 (40) 0.832†
 Diastolic 92.5 (22.5) 80 (20) 80 (20) 0.040†
Aspirin or clopidogrel before IAT, n = 198
 Yes 5 35 20.2% 0.164*
 No 9 149 79.8%
Vitamin K antagonist before IAT, n = 293
 Yes 1 6 2.4% 0.293*
 No 13 273 97.6%

CVE, cerebrovascular ischaemic event; IAT, intra‐arterial thrombolysis; sICH, symptomatic intracranial haemorrhage.

Numbers in parentheses are interquartile ranges, unless specified otherwise.

*Fisher's exact test.

†Mann–Whitney U test.