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. 2015 Nov 15;8(11):21407–21413.

Table 5.

Demographic parameters of the obese group and non-obese group according to the BMI

Characteristics Non-Obese Obese$ P
N 361 239
Sex (M/F) 146/215 97/142 0.9722
Age (year) 69.92±10.66 66.23±10.29 <0.0001
Smoking (none/stop/active) 187/75/99 154/38/47 0.0090
Drinking (none/stop/active) 181/51/129 137/27/75 0.2135
TOAST classification
    LAA 103 68 0.9978
    CE 25 16
    SVO 210 141
    SOE 9 5
    SUE 13 9
Medical history
    TIA (Yes, %) 47 (13.06) 31 (12.97) 0.9759
    Hypertension (Yes, %) 200 (55.40) 159 (66.53) 0.0065
    Hyperlipidemia (Yes, %) 44 (12.26) 42 (17.57) 0.0695
    Diabetes (Yes, %) 87 (24.10) 68 (28.57) 0.2214
    Heart disease (Yes, %) 27 (7.48) 14 (5.86) 0.4409

All of the results, except age, are expressed as frequencies for the categorical variables.

$

Obese: BMI≥25.

ICH: intracerebral hemorrhage. CI: cerebral infarction. TOAST: Trial of ORG 10172 in Acute Stroke Treatment. LAA: large-artery atherosclerosis. CE: cardioembolism. SVO: small-vessel occlusion. SOE: stroke of other etiology. SUE: stroke of undetermined etiology. TIA: transient ischemic attack. P-values of Obesegroup versus Non-Obesegroupusing Student’s t-test for continuous variables and the chi-square test for categorical variables. P-values with statistical significance are presented in bold (<0.05).