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. 2016 Jul 21;37(3):1148–1162. doi: 10.1177/0271678X16653133

Table 1.

List of baseline characteristics stratified by perilesional hyperperfusion (PLH).

All patients PLH No PLH
n = 119 n = 42 n = 77 Pa
Number of patients 119 42 (35.29) 77 (64.71)
Male 54 (45.38) 16 (38.1) 38 (49.35) 0.255
Female 65 (54.62) 26 (61.9) 39 (50.65) 0.255
Age, in years (mean ± SD) 70.9 ± 12.45 69.7 ± 13.9 71.5 ± 11.6 0.4377
Median baseline NIHSS (IQR) 14 [8] 13 [8] 14 [7] 0.3054
Time to tPA (in mins); mean ± SD 158.7 ± 81 161.9 ± 74.8 156.9 ± 85 0.5593
OTT (in min); mean ± SD 163.5 ± 84.29 163.6 ± 80 163.4 ± 86.8 0.8694
Acute core; median (IQR) 13.5 [24] 15.95 [20.4] 9.2 [24.3] 0.1569
Acute penumbra, ml; median (IQR) 47.9 [63.5] 46.35 [84.7] 53.1 [62] 0.2613
Presence of acute penumbra
 Yes 96 (80.67) 36 (85.71) 60 (77.92) 0.342
 No 23 (19.33) 6 (14.29) 17 (22.08) 0.342
Occlusion on admission CTA
 Yes 73 (61.34) 28 (66.67) 45 (58.44) 0.434
 No 46 (38.66) 14 (33.33) 32 (41.56) 0.434
Clot location 0.517
 Proximal thrombus (ICA + M1P) 37 (31.09) 13 (30.95) 24 (31.17) 1.000
 Distal thrombus (M1D + M2 + M3) 40 (33.61) 16 (38.10) 24 (31.17) 0.543
 ICA 22 (18.49) 6 (14.29) 16 (20.78) 0.464
 M1 proximal (M1P) 20 (16.8) 9 (21.43) 11 (14.29) 0.32
 M1 distal (M1D) 16 (13.45) 5 (11.9) 11 (14.29) 0.786
 M2 and M3 24 (20.17) 11 (26.19) 13 (16.88) 0.241
Treatment factors
 Thrombolysed 100 (84.03) 37 (88.10) 63 (81.82) 0.441
Risk factors
 Hypertension 106 (89.08) 38 (90.48) 68 (88.31) 1.000
 Diabetes 37 (31.09) 13 (30.95) 24 (31.17) 1.000
 Dyslipidaemia 54 (45.38) 16 (38.1) 38 (49.35) 0.2555
 Present smoker (n = 119) 25 (21.01) 10 (23.81) 15 (19.48) 0.640
 Past smoker (n = 119) 50 (42.02) 20 (47.61) 30 (38.96) 0.438
 AF 69 (57.98) 26 (61.9) 43 (55.84) 0.564
 Depression 12 (10.08) 4 (9.52) 8 (10.39) 1.000
 History of stroke/TIA (n = 153) 20 (16.81) 6 (14.29) 14 (18.18) 0.798
Aetiology (CCS classification)
 Large artery atherosclerosis 64 (53.78) 27 (64.29) 37 (48.05) 0.124
 Cardioembolic 54 (45.38) 15 (35.71) 39 (50.65) 0.128
Collateral grade
 Good 53 (44.54) 30 (71.43) 23 (29.87) <0.0001*
 Poor/reduced 66 (55.46) 12 (28.57) 54 (70.13) <0.0001*
Stroke topography (any infarction in given territory)
ACA 9 (7.56) 3 (7.14) 6 (7.79) 1.000
 Complete 2 (1.68) 1 (2.38) 1 (1.30) 1.000
 Partial 7 (5.88) 2 (4.76) 5 (6.49) 1.000
 Absent 110 (92.44) 39 (92.86) 71 (92.21) 1.000
Cortical superior MCA 66 (55.46) 32 (76.19) 34 (44.16) 0.001*
 Complete 41 (34.45) 18 (42.86) 23 (29.87) 0.164
 Partial 25 (21.01) 14 (33.33) 11 (14.29) 0.019*
 Absent 53 (44.54) 10 (23.81) 43 (55.84) 0.001*
Striatocapsular 55 (46.22) 30 (71.43) 25 (32.47) <0.0001*
 Complete 35 (29.41) 13 (30.95) 22 (28.57) 0.835
 Partial 20 (16.81) 17 (40.48) 3 (3.90) <0.0001*
 Absent 64 (53.78) 12 (28.57) 52 (67.53) <0.0001*
Inferior division MCA 92 (77.31) 29 (69.05) 63 (81.82) 0.168
 Complete 30 (25.21) 8 (19.05) 22 (28.57) 0.279
 Partial 62 (52.10) 21 (50) 41 (53.25) 0.848
 Absent 27 (22.69) 13 (30.95) 14 (18.18) 0.168
Anterior choroidal artery 28 (23.53) 9 (21.43) 19 (24.68) 0.822
 Complete 11 (9.24) 2 (4.76) 9 (11.69) 0.324
 Partial 17 (14.29) 7 (16.67) 10 (12.99) 0.593
 Absent 91 (76.47) 33 (79.57) 58 (75.32) 0.822
PCA 17 (14.29) 4 (9.52) 13 (16.88) 0.412
 Complete 4 (3.36) 0 4 (5.19) 0.296
 Partial 13 (10.92) 4 (9.52) 9 (11.69) 1.000
 Absent 102 (85.71) 38 (90.48) 64 (83.12) 0.412
Watershed Infarcts (EWI or IWI)
 External watershed infarcts (EWI) 24 (20.17) 7 (16.67) 17 (22.08) 0.634
 Internal watershed infarcts (IWI) 2 (1.68) 1 (2.38) 1 (1.30) 1.000
 Both EWI and IWI 0
Infarcts in border zone (extension of territorial infarcts) 37 (31.09) 15 (35.71) 22 (28.57) 0.535

ACA: anterior cerebral artery; AChA: anterior choroid artery; AF: atrial fibrillation; IQR: interquartile range; MCA: middle cerebral artery; NIHSS: National Institute of Health Stroke Scale Score; OTT: onset to treatment time; PCA: posterior cerebral artery; SCI: striatocapsular, thalamic; SD: standard deviation; TIA: transient ischaemic attack.

Continuous or ordinal variables are shown as mean ± SD or median (IQR), as appropriate. Mann–Whitney test was used to compare continuous or ordinal variables. Nominal data were analysed with the Pearson's chi-squared (χ2) and the two-tailed Fisher's exact test. CCS classification method was used to assess the causative aetiological mechanism underlying the stroke event. Infarct topographies are defined as complete, partial, or no infarction (absent) in that territory. Collateral grading was classified as either good or reduced.

Figures in parentheses are percentages or inter-quartile range (IQR).

*

P < 0.05 as the threshold for statistical significance.

a

Uncorrected for multiple comparisons.