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. 2016 May 20;5(5):e003108. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.115.003108

Table 5.

Associations of SF‐SIS With Clinical and Demographic Outcome Predictors—Acute Trial Data Set

Variable Coefficient (95% CI)
SIS‐16 SF‐SIS SF‐SIS (Pilot)
Age −0.777 (−0.851 to −0.702) −0.454 (−0.523 to −0.386) −0.456 (−0.521 to −0.392)
Baseline NIHSS −2.619 (−2.79 to −2.45) −1.924 (−2.082 to −1.766) −1.655 (−1.807 to −1.504)
SBP −0.105 (−0.14 to −0.069) −0.056 (−0.090 to −0.023) −0.052 (−0.083 to −0.021)
Glucose −1.223 (−1.56 to 0.88) −0.619 (−0.930 to −0.308) −0.596 (−0.890 to −0.301)
Sex (female=1) −8.85 (−10.78 to −6.92) −5.398 (−7.149 to −3.647) −5.346 (−6.992 to −3.698)
Use of tPA (yes=1) 4.287 (2.26 to 6.32) 2.163 (0.333 to 3.993) 2.140 (0.418 to 3.862)
AF (yes=1) −11.17 (−13.5 to −8.84) −6.814 (−8.922 to −4.706) −6.663 (−8.647 to −4.678)
Prior stroke (yes=1) −4.16 (−6.65 to −1.67) −4.427 (−6.628 to −2.225) −4.952 (−7.022 to −2.883)

AF indicates atrial fibrillation; NIHSS, National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale; SBP, systolic blood pressure; SF‐SIS (pilot), short form of Stroke Impact Scale derived in initial pilot work; SF‐SIS, short form of Stroke Impact Scale derived from VISTA resource; tPA, tissue plasminogen activator (thrombolysis).