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. 2011 Apr;32(4):748–752. doi: 10.3174/ajnr.A2353

Table 1:

Univariate statistics of background and intracranial hemorrhage for patients with poor clinical outcome and favorable outcome

Clinical Outcome at 90 days
P
Poor (mRS, 3–6) Favorable (mRS, 0–2)
No. of patients 42 48
Age (yr, mean) 74.4 ± 8.9 72.3 ± 11.6 .313b
Sex (male) 28 (67%) 30 (63%) .680c
OTP timea (min, mean) 209.2 ± 75.2 201.7 ± 50.2 .575b
Hypertension 25 (60%) 26 (54%) .609c
Diabetes mellitus 11 (26%) 11 (23%) .718c
Hyperlipidemia 7 (17%) 10 (21%) .614c
Coronary disease 10 (24%) 8 (17%) .398c
Peripheral arterial stenotic diseases 3 (7%) 2 (4%) .661d
Previous stroke 11 (26%) 6 (13%) .098c
Side of lesion (left) 30 (71%) 27 (56%) .136c
B-NIHSSe (points, median) 20 (9–26) 14.5 (7–24) .001f
No. of patients with high score of B-NIHSS (≥20 points) 24 (57%) 13 (27%) .004c
Stroke etiology: cardiogenic embolism 32 (76%) 37 (77%) .920c
ASPECTS on MRI (points, median) 7 (5–10) 8 (5–10) <.001f
No. of patients with low ASPECTS (5–7) 27 (64%) 8 (17%) <.001c
Administration of free radical scavenger 31 (74%) 33 (69%) .597c
Symptomatic ICH within 24 hours 6 (14%) 1 (2%) .047d
All ICH within 24 hours 17 (40%) 10 (21%) .042c
a

Onset to procedure time.

b

Unpaired t test.

c

χ2 test.

d

Fisher exact test.

e

Baseline NIHSS

f

Mann Whitney U test.