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. 2019 May 14;23(4):496–503. doi: 10.4103/aian.AIAN_74_19

Table 1.

Comparative analysis of peripheral biomarkers between stroke patients measured on day 1 after admission and healthy controls

Characteristics Stroke patients (n=114) Controls (n=40) P
Age (years) 71.7±10.2 67.9±13.9 0.121
Gender (MF) 65 (57.0)/49 (43.0) 23 (57.5)/17 (42.5) 0.958
Parameters (pg/ml) at baseline
 PDGF-AA 1.08 (0.71, 2.14) 0.76 (0.24, 1.70) 0.097
 PDGF-AB/BB 9.83 (5.11, 20.26) 10.29 (4.16, 23.01) 0.730
 PAI-1 150.08 (102.96, 185.90) 145.78 (84.91, 187.36) 0.548
 BDNF 4.1 (2.73, 9.24) 5.59 (2.57, 8.38) 0.943
 RANTES 17.01 (10.08, 31.28) 38.28 (16.99, 53.21) 0.004
 sICAM 136.65 (110.26, 167.23) 118.07 (55.88, 160.18) 0.024
 sVCAM 1537.89 (1280.62, 1856.16) 1416.52 (1261.35, 1788.73) 0.312
 NCAM 370.00 (317.79, 430.80) 416.72 (346.95, 477.54) 0.019
 MPO 539.93 (286.80, 1065.61) 418.72 (311.81, 535.89) 0.025
 Cathepsin D 252.28 (210.79, 361.58) 242.58 (180.85, 416.64) 0.689

Data are expressed as mean±standard deviation, median and IQR (25th-75th percentile), or absolute (relative) frequencies; the estimated significance level obtained from the Mann-Whitney test. PDGF=Platelet-derived growth factor, PAI=plasminogen activator inhibitor, BDNF=brain-derived neurotrophic factor, RANTES=Regulated on Activation, Normal T Cell Expressed and Secreted, sICAM=soluble intercellular cell adhesion molecule, sVCAM=soluble vascular cell adhesion molecule, NCAM=neural cell adhesion molecule, MPO=myeloperoxidase; values in bold typeface denote statistical significance