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. 2017 Dec 14;7(12):e019122. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2017-019122

Table 1.

Distribution of 2758 patients admitted with acute ischaemic stroke to hospitals in Surrey between January 2014 and February 2016

Median IQR
Age of men (years) 75.0 65.0–83.0
Age of women (years) 83.0 74.0–89.0
n Proportion (%)
Men:women 1387:1371 50.3:49.7
Caucasian: mixed race, black, Asian and other ethnic populations: not stated 2544:180:34 92.2:6.6:1.2
First stroke: recurrent stroke 2123:635 77.0:23.0
AF 564 20.4*
 AF with anticoagulation 230 40.8†
 AF without anticoagulation 260 46.1†
 AF not suitable for anticoagulation 74 13.1†
Hypertension 1446 52.4
CHF 171 6.2
Diabetes 463 16.8
Stroke severity on arrival
 No stroke symptoms (NIHSS score: 0) 368 13.3
 Minor stroke (NIHSS score: 1–4) 1092 39.6
 Moderate stroke (NIHSS score: 5–15) 930 33.7
 Moderate to severe stroke (NIHSS score: 16–20) 195 7.1
 Severe stroke (NIHSS score: 21–42) 173 6.3
Modified Rankin Scale (mRS) on discharge
 No symptoms (mRS score: 0) 682 24.7
 No significant disability (mRS: 1) 489 17.7
 Slight disability (mRS score: 2) 377 13.7
 Moderate disability (mRS score: 3) 362 13.1
 Moderately severe disability (mRS score: 4) 284 10.3
 Severe disability (mRS score: 5) 130 4.7
 Dead (mRS score: 6) 333 12.1

*Proportion relative to the total number of all patients in the present study (n=2758).

†Proportion relative to the number of patients with AF (n=564).

AF, atrial fibrillation; CHF, congestive heart failure; mRS, modified Rankin Scale; NIHSS, National Institutes of Health for Stroke Scale.