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. 2016 Jul 26;11(9):978–986. doi: 10.1177/1747493016661565

Table 1.

Clinical features of study patients stratified according to cognitive group

PMCI (N = 46) TCI (N = 98) NCI (N = 182) p
Age, mean (SD) 67.5 (15.23) 70.8 (13.16) 62.83 (12.85) <0.001
Presenting event
 TIA 24 (52.2) 53 (54.1) 104 (57.1) 0.916
 Stroke 14 (30.4) 29 (29.6) 44 (24.2)
 Other neurological events 8 (17.4) 16 (16.3) 34 (18.7)
Time from event to assessment, median (IQR) 3 (1.75,9) 3.5 (2,11) 4 (2,10) 0.651
Time from assessment to follow-up, mean (SD) 38.7 (24) 37.7 (14.1) 34.5 (14.6) 0.13
Pre-morbid mRS 0–1 38 (84.4) 78 (84.8) 165 (93.8) 0.031
mRS at 1 month 0–1 34 (81) 63 (70) 128 (79) 0.20
BP lowering drugs started after baseline 25 (54.3) 57 (60) 100 (55.55) 0.733
History of hypertension 29 (64.44) 51 (53.76) 83 (45.85) 0.062
History of smoking 29 (67.44) 50 (53.76) 92 (51.68) 0.174
History of hyperlipidemia 16 (38.09) 35 (37.63) 54 (30.5) 0.403
History of diabetes mellitus 9 (20) 16 (16.84) 15 (8.28) 0.032
Low education 32 (69.56) 65 (66.32) 80 (43.95) <0.001
DWI positive lesion on MR 6 (15.38) 18 (23.37) 30 (19.6) 0.583
Moderate to severe WMC 18 (38.7) 17 (17.6) 27 (15) 0.012
MoCA ≥ 26 at FU 10 (21.7) 62 (63.3) 170 (93.4) <0.001

Data are number (%) unless otherwise stated.

PMCI: persistent mild cognitive impairment; TCI: transient cognitive impairment; NCI: no cognitive impairment; mRS: modified Rankin Scale; MoCA: Montreal Cognitive Assessment; BP: blood pressure; DWI: diffusion-weighted imaging; WMC: white matter changes using the age-related WMC scale for both CT and MRI.