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. 2019 Aug;14(8):1404–1411. doi: 10.4103/1673-5374.253525

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of ischemic stroke cases and controls

Characteristic Control (n = 865) Ischemic stroke

Total (n = 778) P LAA (n = 281) P Cardioembolism (n = 160) P SAO (n = 210) P
Age (year) 51.7±14.7 64.0±12.6 < 0.001* 65.1±11.9 < 0.001* 65.2±13.4 < 0.001* 62.4±11.8 0.002*
Sex (male) 438(50.6) 475(61.1) < 0.001* 191(68.0) < 0.001* 76(47.5) 0.466 135(64.3) < 0.001*
Hypertension 165(19.1) 519(66.7) < 0.001* 196(69.8) < 0.001* 81(50.6) < 0.001* 167(79.5) < 0.001*
Diabetes 58(6.7) 248(31.9) < 0.001* 93(33.1) < 0.001* 39(24.4) < 0.001* 81(38.6) < 0.001*
Hyperlipidemia 89(10.3) 132(17.0) < 0.001* 46(16.4) 0.06 14(8.8) 0.552 55(26.2) < 0.001*
Atrial fibrillation 5(0.5) 141(18.1) < 0.001* 2(0.7) 0.803 127(79.4) < 0.001* 2(1.0) 0.545
Smoking 221(25.5) 268(34.4) < 0.001* 122(43.4) < 0.001* 33(20.6) 0.185 77(36.7) 0.001*
Drinking 160(18.5) 167(21.5) 0.132 69(24.6) 0.027* 28(17.5) 0.765 47(22.4) 0.200

LAA: Large-artery atherosclerosis; SAO: small-artery occlusion. Data are expressed as n (percent) with the exception of age. The data for age are expressed as the mean ± SD. *P < 0.05, vs. control group (chi-square or independent samples t-test).