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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Neuroimaging. 2020 Jun 24;30(4):468–470. doi: 10.1111/jon.12710

Table 1.

Baseline Demographics for the full cohort (n=50) and for patients with recurrent stroke (n=16) versus without recurrent stroke (n=34) with p value for difference.

Full cohort (n=50) Recurrent stroke (n=15) No recurrent stroke (n=35) p value
Age 68.1±14.6 71.3±14.1 66.8±14.1 0.316
Male sex 25, 50% 7, 46.7% 18, 51.4% 0.758
Prior stroke 13, 26% 4, 26.7% 9, 25.7% 0.994
Hypertension 40, 80% 13, 86.7% 27, 77.1% 0.440
Hyperlipidemia 28, 56% 9, 60% 19, 54.3% 0.709
Diabetes Mellitus 19, 38% 7, 46.7% 12, 34.3% 0.409
Atrial Fibrillation 8, 16% 4, 26.7% 4, 11.4% 0.178
Current smoking 10, 20% 3, 20% 7, 20.6% 1.000
Stenosis 70–99% 30, 60% 12, 80% 18, 51.4% 0.059
Dual antiplatelet therapy 26, 52% 10, 66.7% 16, 45.7% 0.174
Mono antiplatelet therapy 16, 32% 4, 26.7% 12, 34.3% 0.597
Anticoagulation 8, 16% 2, 13.3% 6, 17.1% 0.736
Statin therapy 45, 90% 13, 86.7% 32, 91.4% 0.607
Index stroke core volume (mL) 4.4±11.8 8.8±20.2 2.5±4.5 0.085
Baseline Tmax6 hypoperfusion volume (mL) 30.5±51.5 67.5±69.1 14.6±31.5 <0.001
Absolute mismatch volume (mL) 26.1±48.0 58.7±65.4 12.1±29.7 0.001

Continuous variables presented as mean±SD, binary variables as n,%. Intergroup differences tested with Student’s t-test for continuous variables and the chi-squared for binary variables.