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. 2020 May 19;11:428. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2020.00428

Table 2.

Stroke symptoms and administered medications (not mutually exclusive).

All patients
(n = 448)
Ischemic
(n = 141)
Hemorrhagic
(n = 82)
Undetermined
(225)
STROKE SYMPTOMS
Hemiplegia 81 (18.1%) 15 (10.6%) 8 (9.8%) 58 (25.8%)
Hemiparesis 302 (67.4%) 112 (79.4%) 57 (69.5%) 133 (59.1%)
Abnormal body movement 30 (6.7%) 12 (8.5%) 6 (7.3%) 12 (5.3%)
Communication difficulties 251 (56.0%) 85 (60.3%) 41 (50.0%) 125 (55.6%)
Facial palsy 167 (37.3%) 62 (44.0%) 22 (26.8%) 83 (36.9%)
Coma or altered mentation 88 (19.6%) 31 (22.0%) 11 (13.4%) 46 (20.4%)
Repeated vomiting 117 (26.1%) 39 (27.7%) 18 (22.0%) 60 (26.7%)
Globalized headache 163 (36.4%) 53 (37.6%) 25 (30.5%) 85 (37.8%)
Incontinence 55 (12.3%) 14 (9.9%) 7 (8.5%) 34 (15.1%)
ADMINISTERED MEDICATIONS
Aspirin 291 (65.0%) 96 (68.1%) 57 (69.5%) 138 (61.3%)
Statin 337 (75.2%) 110 (78.0%) 63 (76.8%) 164 (72.9%)
Antihypertensive 314 (70.1%) 106 (75.2%) 60 (73.2%) 148 (65.8%)
Anticoagulant 89 (19.9%) 26 (18.4%) 10 (12.2%) 53 (23.6%)
Antibiotic 78 (17.4%) 19 (13.5%) 16 (19.5%) 43 (19.1%)
Diuretic 37 (8.3%) 4 (2.8%) 8 (9.8%) 25 (11.0%)

Statins, Atorvastatin (oral), Simvastatin (oral); antihypertensives, Amlodipine (oral), Enalapril (oral), Labetalol (oral), Anticoagulants, Warfarin (oral), Heparin (IV); Antibiotics, Azithromycin (oral), Metronidazole (IV); Ceftriaxone (IV), Gentamicin (IV); diuretic, Mannitol (IV), Metolazone (oral).