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. 2017 Jan 26;31(6):e22139. doi: 10.1002/jcla.22139

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of patients according to clinical outcomes

Clinical outcomes
Good Non‐good P‐value Survival Death P‐valuea
Clinical information
Age 65.93±12.17 69.32±12.65 <.001 68.05±12.56 70.95±12.75 .035
Gender (male/female) 147/99 362/263 .621 447/330 62/32 .117
Smoking (yes/no) 64/182 156/469 .747 212/685 27/67 .273
Baseline NIHSS 8 (2‐11) 8 (3‐13) .074 8 (2‐11) 8 (4‐13) .011
Medical history
Hypertension 137 (55.69) 388 (62.08) .083 463 (59.59) 62 (65.96) .233
Diabetes mellitus 62 (25.20) 124 (19.84) .082 173 (22.27) 27 (28.72) .160
Atrial fibrillation 54 (21.95) 138 (22.08) .967 176 (22.65) 16 (17.02) .213
TIA 6 (2.44) 18 (2.88) .720 22 (2.83) 2 (2.13) .694
Stroke etiology
Atherosclerotic 204 (82.93) 504 (80.64) .568 630 (81.08) 78 (82.98) .870
Cardioembolic 31 (12.60) 96 (15.36) 115 (14.80) 12 (12.77)
Cryptogenic 11 (4.47) 25 (4.00) 32 (4.12) 4 (4.26)
Laboratory characteristics
WBC (109/L) 7.37 (5.79‐9.34) 7.74 (6.12‐9.61) .083 7.62 (6.01‐9.54) 7.93 (6.28‐9.63) .236
Platelet (109/L) 185 (144‐217) 181 (149‐216) .563 180 (147‐216) 191 (153‐220) .223
Glucose (mmol/L) 6.37 (5.32‐8.01) 6.39 (5.28‐8.11) .742 6.37 (5.28‐8.07) 6.75 (5.36‐8.15) .171
Creatinine (mmol/L) 75 (65‐88) 75 (62‐87) .234 75 (64‐89) 71 (60‐81) .011
TC (mmol/L) 4.21 (3.92‐4.78) 4.37 (4.07‐5.01) <.001 4.35 (4.04‐5.00) 4.15 (3.80‐4.69) <.001
HDL‐C (mmol/L) 1.26 (1.12‐1.51) 1.22 (1.10‐1.45) .044 1.23 (1.10‐1.45) 1.27 (1.13‐1.52) .186
LDL‐C (mmol/L) 2.83 (2.40‐3.34) 2.90 (2.51‐3.47) .076 2.90 (2.51‐3.45) 2.76 (2.37‐3.39) .064
Non‐HDL‐C (mmol/L) 2.90 (2.64‐3.43) 3.13 (2.74‐3.81) <.001 3.10 (2.73‐3.78) 2.81 (2.58‐3.15) <.001
TC/HDL‐C 3.41 (2.88‐3.88) 3.59 (3.16‐4.32) <.001 3.54 (3.15‐4.31) 3.24 (2.79‐3.76) <.001

NIHSS, NIH Stroke Scale; TIA, transient ischaemic attack; WBC, white blood cell; TC, total cholesterol; HDL‐C, high‐density lipoprotein cholesterol; LDL‐C, low‐density lipoprotein cholesterol; TC/HDL‐C, TC to HDL‐C ratio

Good outcome is defined as mRS of 0‐2 or equal to prestroke mRS.

Values are medians (interquartile range) or frequencies and percentages if necessary. Statistically significant results are in italic font.

Chi‐squared test or Mann–Whitney U test as appropriate.