Table 1.

Comparison between patients that had decreased diffusion or not on MRI.

Variable	No decreased diffusion	Decreased diffusion
Number of patients (N)	56	39
Glasgow Coma Scale on admit	15 [12 – 15]	14 [9 – 15]
NIH Stroke Scale on admit*	5 [2 – 10]	8 [3 – 17]
ICH Score on admit 0	25 (45)	13 (33)
1	17 (30)	10 (26)
2	8 (14)	12 (31)
3	5 (9)	3 (8)
4	1 (2)	1 (3)
Days from symptom onset to MRI	1.6 [0.8 – 2.9]	2.3 [1.0 – 7.5]
First glucose, mg/dL	145 ± 62	159 ± 69
Systolic BP on admit, mm Hg	203 ± 184	187 ± 37
Diastolic BP on admit, mm Hg	91 ± 25	102 ± 29
Age, years	64.6 ± 13.6	63.8 ± 13.5
ICH Volume on admit, mL	9 [4 – 20]	12 [6–25]
Dependence prior to ICH	4 (7)	1 (3)
History of ischemic stroke	8 (14)	2 (5)
History of hypertension	44 (78)	31 (79)
History of diabetes	13 (23)	10 (25)
No Aspirin use prior to ICH	36 (64)	23 (59)
Statin use prior to ICH	13 (23)	9 (23)
History of coronary artery disease	13 (23)	4 (10)
Alcohol misuse	8 (14)	4 (10)
Cocaine use	3 (5)	1 (3)
Pack-years of tobacco	0 [0 – 10]	0 [0 – 20]
NIH-Stroke Scale at 14 days†	4 [2 – 9]	9 [5 – 22]
mRS at 14 days†	4 [2 – 5]	5 [4 – 5]
mRS at 3 months†	1 [1 – 3]	4 [2 – 5]

^*P=0.02

^†P<=0.002

Data are N(%), mean ± SD or median [Q1 – Q3] as appropriate. mRS, modified Rankin Scale.