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. 2017 May 18;6(5):e006167. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.117.006167

Table 1.

Summary of Patients’ (n=228) Demographics, Comorbiditiesa, Stroke Characteristics, Treatments, and Outcomes

Characteristics Value, n (%)b
Age, mean (SD), y 65.8 (14.3)
Male sex 104 (45.6)
Comorbidities
Hypertension 166 (72.8)
Hyperlipidemia 104 (45.6)
Diabetes mellitus 67 (29.4)
Recentc or active smoker 50 (21.9)
Atrial fibrillation 77 (33.8)
Antiplatelet drug use 73 (32.0)
Anticoagulant use 51 (22.4)
Stroke characteristics
NIH stroke scale, mean (SD) 16.3 (7.1)
ICA occlusion 67 (29.4)
M1 occlusion 131 (57.5)
M2 occlusion 27 (11.8)
A1 occlusion 3 (1.3)
Left circulation 111 (48.7)
Stroke treatment
IV thrombolysis 119 (52.2)
Time to groin puncture, median (IQR), min 260 (180, 375.8)
mTICI 0 9 (3.9)
mTICI 1 19 (8.3)
mTICI 2a 17 (7.5)
mTICI 2b 76 (33.3)
mTICI 3 107 (46.9)
Antihypertensive IV drip use 56 (24.6)
Vasopressor IV drip use 32 (14.0)
Outcomes
No hemorrhage 165 (72.4)
Asymptomatic hemorrhage 50 (21.9)
Symptomatic hemorrhage 13 (5.7)
mRS 0 27 (14.2)
mRS 1 21 (11.1)
mRS 2 23 (12.1)
mRS 3 24 (12.6)
mRS 4 29 (15.3)
mRS 5 12 (6.3)
mRS 6 54 (28.4)
Unknown 38 (16.7)

A1 indicates proximal segment of anterior cerebral artery; ICA, internal carotid artery; IQR, interquartile range; IV, intravenous; M1 and M2, proximal segments of middle cerebral artery; mRS, modified Rankin Scale; mTICI, modified Treatment in Cerebral Infarction score; NIH, National Institutes of Health.

a

Known at the time of stroke admission.

b

Values are reported as total number and percent, n (%), unless otherwise specified in the characteristic description.

c

Less than a month.