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. 2021 Mar;42(3):530–537. doi: 10.3174/ajnr.A6997

Table 3:

Characteristics and comparison between good outcome (mRS 0–2) and bad outcome (mRS 3–6) among patients in nighttime hours—predictive factors of favorable outcomea

All (N = 57) mRS (0–2) (n = 29) mRS (3–6) (n = 28) P Value
Age (yr) 70 (60–83) 69 (58–73) 79 (62–85.5) .05
Men 30 (53) 17 (59) 13 (46) .43
Hypertension 34 (60) 16 (55) 18 (64) .60
Diabetes mellitus 9 (16) 4 (14) 5 (18) .73
Dyslipidemia 16 (28) 8 (28) 8 (29) 1.00
Atrial fibrillation 23 (40) 10 (34) 13 (46) .42
Smoking 20 (35) 11 (38) 9 (32) .78
Tandem occlusion 10 (18) 4 (14) 6 (21) .50
NIHSS at admission 18 (14–22) 16 (9–20) 19 (17–23) .01
IV rtPA 27 (47) 15 (52) 12 (43) .60
ASPECTS 7 (5–8) 7 (5–7) 7 (5.75–8) .43
Infarct volume 23 (11–45) 23 (11–47) 25 (10.5–37.3) .73
General anesthesia 29 (51) 13 (45) 16 (57) .43
First-pass success 21(37) 15 (52) 6 (21) .03
mTICI >2 44 (77) 28 (97) 16 (57) .0004
CSC admission to groin puncture (min) 94 (78–123) 87 (77–110) 108 (84−135.5) .11
Symptom to groin puncture (min) 361 (272–487) 360 (272–485) 261 (273–494) .82
Groin puncture to reperfusion (min) 56.5 (39–76) 51 (38–69) 64 (42–80) .43
CSC admission to reperfusion (min) 168 (128–195) 147 (123–188) 178 (153–207) .09
ENI 22 (39) 13 (45) 9 (32) .42
END 12 (25) 3 (10) 9 (32) .06
sICH 3 0 (0) 3 (11) .11
In-hospital mortality 3 0 (0) 3 (11) .11
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Categoric variables are expressed as numbers (%), and continuous variables, as median (IQR).