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. 2011 Mar 16;31(8):1751–1759. doi: 10.1038/jcbfm.2011.27

Table 2. Demographic and clinical characteristics of stroke patients analyzed for outcome at 3 months.

Characteristic Good recovery (mRS≤1) Poor recovery (mRS>1) Pa
Age and gender
 Age, mean±s.d. (years) 50.8±9 52.5±8.5 0.028
 Gender (male), n/N (%) 174/276 (63.0) 174/270 (64.4) 0.734
       
History, n/N (%)
 Hypertension 159/241 (66.0) 143/240 (59.6) 0.147
 Diabetes 36/259 (13.9) 47/246 (19.1) 0.115
 Cardiac disease 37/264 (14.0) 43/257 (16.7) 0.390
       
Stroke type, n/N (%) <10−4
 Ischemic stroke 238/276 (86.2) 193/270 (71.5)
 Hemorrhagic stroke 33/276 (12.0) 72/270 (26.7)
 Unknown type of stroke 5/276 (1.8) 5/270 (1.9)
       
Stroke features, n/N (%)
 Aphasia 53/258 (20.5) 98/250 (39.2) <10−4
 Neglect 11/266 (4.1) 19/240 (7.9) 0.072
 Dysphagia 15/270 (5.6) 25/251 (10.0) 0.059
 Urinary incontinence 5/272 (1.8) 15/251 (6.0) 0.014
 Paresis 203/273 (74.4) 244/269 (90.7) <10−4
 Altered consciousness 21/275 (7.6) 59/265 (22.3) <10−4
 Medical complications 18/265 (6.8) 82/254 (32.3) <10−4
 Neurologic complications 14/274 (5.1) 39/267 (14.6) 2.03 × 10−4

mRS, modified Rankin Scale.

a

Mann–Whitney test or Pearson's χ2 test.