Table 3.

Risk of endpoints at five time points after presenting event

	All (n = 365)		Conventional ≥ 50% stenosis (n = 266)		Near-occlusion without full collapse (n = 57)		Near-occlusion with full collapse (n = 42)
	n	% Risk (95% CI)	n	% Risk (95% CI)	n	% Risk (95% CI)	n	% Risk (95% CI)
Primary endpoint—ipsilateral ischemic stroke or retinal artery occlusion
2 days	17	5 (3–7)	5	2 (0–3)	4	7 (0–14)	6	14 (4–25)
7 days	27	8 (5–10)	12	5 (2–7)	6	11 (3–19)	9	21 (9–34)
14 days	35	11 (7–14)	19	9 (5–13)	6	11 (3–19)	10	24 (11–37)
30 days	39	13 (9–17)	21	10 (6–15)	7	16 (3–29)	11	27 (13–40)
90 days	46	17 (13–22)	26	15 (9–20)	8	22 (6–38)	12	30 (16–44)
Secondary endpoint—ipsilateral ischemic stroke
2 days	16	4 (2–7)	5	2 (0–3)	3	5 (0–11)	6	14 (4–25)
7 days	26	7 (5–10)	12	5 (2–7)	5	9 (2–16)	9	21 (9–34)
14 days	34	11 (7–14)	19	9 (5–13)	5	9 (2–16)	10	24 (11–37)
30 days	38	13 (9–17)	21	10 (6–15)	6	14 (2–26)	11	27 (13–40)
90 days	45	17 (12–22)	26	15 (9–20)	7	20 (4–35)	12	30 (16–44)
Secondary endpoint—ipsilateral ischemic stroke, TIA, retinal artery occlusion or amaurosis fugax
2 days	49	13 (10–17)	33	12 (8–16)	6	11 (2–19)	10	24 (11–37)
7 days	71	20 (16–24)	48	19 (14–23)	10	18 (8–28)	13	31 (17–45)
14 days	82	24 (19–29)	54	22 (17–27)	14	28 (15–41)	14	34 (19–48)
30 days	87	27 (22–32)	57	24 (19–30)	15	33 (18–48)	15	36 (22–51)
90 days	96	32 (26–38)	64	30 (23–36)	16	38 (21–56)	16	39 (24–55)

Based on Kaplan–Meier estimates