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. 2020 Dec 18;11:588151. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2020.588151

Table 2.

Stroke etiology according TOAST criteria prior to and after considering TEE findings.

All patients n = 485 <55 years n = 109 ≥55– <75 years n = 248 ≥75 years n = 128
TOAST classification, no (%) – TEE data + TEE data – TEE data + TEE data – TEE data + TEE data – TEE data + TEE data
Large-artery atherosclerosis, no (%) 53
(10.9%)
131
(27.0%)
0
(0.0%)
6
(5.5%)
37
(14.9%)
83
(33.5%)
10
(7.8%)
42
(32.8%)
Presumed cardioembolism, no (%) 64
(13.2%)
116
(23.9%)
6
(5.5%)
29
(26.6%)
34
(13.7%)
52
(21.0%)
24
(18.8%)
35
(27.3%)
Small-vessel disease, no (%) 21
(4.3%)
13
(2.7%)
1
(0.9%)
1
(0.9%)
11
(4.4%)
5
(2.0%)
9
(7.0%)
7
(5.5%)
Other etiology, no (%) 15
(3.1%)
12
(2.5%)
10
(9.2%)
8
(7.3%)
4
(1.6%)
4
(1.6%)
1
(0.8%)
0
(0.0%)
≥1 probable etiology, no (%) 3
(0.6%)
42
(8.7%)
0
(0.0%)
3
(2.8%)
1
(0.4%)
24
(9.7%)
2
(1.6%)
15
(11.7%)
Cryptogenic etiology, no (%) 329
(67.8%)
171
(35.3%)
86
(78.9%)
62
(56.9%)
161
(64.9%)
80
(32.3%)
82
(64.0%)
29
(22.7%)a

Other etiology, other determined etiology.