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. 2019 Oct 19;8(21):e013069. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.119.013069

Table 1.

Patient Characteristic

Overall (N=60)
Patient data
Age, y 73 (55–81)
Male sex 37 (61.7%)
Time from symptom onset (min)a 130 (105–208)
NIHSS on admissiona 3 (2–6)
NCCT imaging data
pc‐ASPECTS NCCT 10 (9–10)
Cerebellar atrophy 22 (26.7%)
CTA imaging data
pc‐ASPECTS CTA‐SI 9 (9–10)
VA occlusion 18 (30.0%)
PICA occlusion 3 (5.0%)
AICA occlusion 1 (1.7%)
SCA occlusion 7 (11.7%)
WB‐CTP imaging data
Bilateral ischemia 17 (28.3%)
PICA ischemia 43 (71.7%)
AICA ischemia 6 (10.0%)
Ischemia 27 (45.0%)
Brainstem ischemia 22 (36.7%)
Supratentorial ischemia 28 (46.7%)
pc‐ASPECTS CBF 8 (6–9)
pc‐ASPECTS CBV 9 (8–9)
pc‐ASPECTS MTT 8 (7–9)
pc‐ASPECTS TTD 8 (7–9)
pc‐ASPECTS Tmax 8 (7–9)
CBF deficit volume, mL 14 (5–22)
CBV deficit volume, mL 4 (1–12)
MTT deficit volume, mL 10 (4–18)
TTD deficit volume, mL 10 (4–17)
Tmax deficit volume, mL 11 (5–18)
CBF‐CBV mismatch, % 61 (40–80)
Treatment data
IVTa 27 (45.0%)
Follow‐up imaging data
FIV, mL 5 (2–23)
PICA infarction 44 (73.3%)
ICA infarction 8 (13.3%)
SCA infarction 27 (45.0%)
Brainstem infarction 21 (35.0%)
Supratentorial infarction 27 (45.0%)
FIV/CBF 0.7 (0.3–1.5)
Functional data
Premorbid mRSa 0 (0–1)
Admission mRSa 3 (2–4)
Discharge mRSa 2 (1–4)
90‐Day mRSa 2 (1–6)

Values presented are count (percentage) for categorical and median (interquartile range) for ordinal and continuous variables. AICA indicates anterior inferior cerebellar artery; CBF/CBV, cerebral blood flow/volume; CTA‐SI, CT angiography source images; FIV, final infarction volume; FIV/CBF, relative infarction growth; ICA, internal carotid artery; IVT, intravenous thrombolysis; mRS, modified Rankin Scale; MTT, mean transit time; NIHSS, National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale; pc‐ASPECTS, posterior circulation‐Alberta Stroke Program Early CT Score; PICA, posterior inferior cerebellar artery; SCA, superior cerebellar artery; Tmax, time to maximum; TTD, time to drain; VA, vertebral artery; WB‐CTP, whole brain CT perfusion.

a

Missing values: time from symptom onset, 22/60; IVT, 1/60; admission NIHSS, 11/60; premorbid mRS, 2/60; admission mRS (stroke severity in the emergency department), 4/60; discharge mRS 3/60; 90‐day mRS, 31/60.