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. 2013 Sep 27;31(12):994–999. doi: 10.1136/emermed-2013-202536

Table 2.

Clinical outcomes

  Intervention Control
n=6* n=8†
BP (mm Hg)
In ambulance: n=6 n=8
Systolic mean (SD) 184 (12) 186 (13)
Diastolic mean (SD) 90 (3) 103 (15)
On admission to hospital: n=6 n=8
Systolic mean (SD) 171 (30) 177 (20)
Diastolic mean (SD) 91 (23) 97 (16)
Dosage review (mean time from admission=7.8 h) n=5 n=7
Systolic mean (SD) 153 (38) 179 (15)
Diastolic mean (SD) 80 (20) 95 (13)
4 h after admission: n=5 n=7
Systolic mean (SD) 143 (47) 159 (35)
Diastolic mean (SD) 74 (23) 79 (24)
24 h after admission: n=5 n=7
Systolic mean (SD) 144 (36) 144 (28)
Diastolic mean (SD) 77 (20) 81 (19)
48 h after admission: n=5 n=6
Systolic mean (SD) 148 (40) 154 (21)
Diastolic mean (SD) 81 (19) 86 (21)
Day 3: n=5 n=7
Systolic mean (SD) 126 (17) 158 (32)
Diastolic mean (SD) 74 (13) 92 (19)
Day 7: n=4 n=7
Systolic mean (SD) 129 (7) 155 (21)
Diastolic mean (SD) 73 (3) 91 (20)
NIHSS
n=6 n=8
Admission median (IQR) 4 (1–8) 6 (3–11)
n=5 n=7
Day 3 median (IQR) 3 (2–3) 3 (0–6)
Change from baseline to day 3 median (IQR)‡ 0 (−2 to 2) 2 (0–3)
n=4 n=7
Day 7 median (IQR) 2 (1–14) 3 (0–5)
Change from baseline to day 7 median (IQR)‡ 1 (−6 to 5) 3 (2–4)

*4/6 patients received ambulance dose of lisinopril only; 1/6 patients received 7 days of study treatment.

†4/8 patients received ambulance dose of placebo only; 3/8 patients received 7 days of placebo treatment.

‡Calculated baseline score minus day 7 score, positive change is improvement.

BP, blood pressure; NIHSS, National Institute of Health Stroke Scale.