Table 3. Crude and adjusted logistic regression models to assess the associations between LDL-C levels and the outcomes of haemorrhagic stroke.

	Crude ORs	Age/sex adjusted ORs	Multivariate adjusted ORs
AIS: acute ischaemic stroke; CI: confidence interval; DM: diabetes mellitus; F: female; LDL-C: low-density lipoprotein cholesterol; M: male; mRS: modified Rankin Scale; NIHSS: National Institute of Health Scale; OR: odds ratio; TIA: transient ischaemic attack.
Baseline NIHSS scores ≥ 15
LDL-C 70 to < 100 vs. < 70 mg/dL	0.29 (0.15−0.55)	0.30 (0.15−0.57)	0.29 (0.15−0.57)
LDL-C ≥ 100 vs. < 70 mg/dL	0.26 (0.15−0.47)	0.28 (0.15−0.51)	0.27 (0.15−0.51)
Age	−	1.02 (1.00−1.03)	1.01 (1.00−1.04)
M vs. F	−	0.82 (0.50−1.36)	0.82 (0.49−1.36)
Prior mRS scores: 2−5vs.0−1	−	−	1.95 (0.71−5.34)
DM vs. non-DM	−	−	0.81 (0.45−1.47)
Prior AIS/TIA: yes vs. no	−	−	0.93 (0.48−1.81)
mRS scores at discharge > 2
LDL-C: 70 to < 100 vs. < 70 mg/dL	0.48 (0.28−0.82)	0.50 (0.29−0.87)	0.88 (0.47−1.70)
LDL-C: ≥ 100 vs. < 70 mg/dL	0.43 (0.26−0.71)	0.46 (0.28−0.78)	0.81 (0.44−1.50)
Age	−	1.02 (1.01−1.03)	1.01 (1.00−1.03)
M vs. F	−	1.01 (0.70−1.45)	1.06 (0.71−1.57)
Prior mRS scores: 2−5vs. 0−1	−	−	5.20 (1.77−15.25)
DM vs. non-DM	−	−	1.04 (0.65−1.65)
Prior AIS/TIA: yes vs. no	−	−	1.06 (0.63−1.78)
Initial NIHSS scores: ≥ 15 vs. 0−14	−	−	14.66 (7.29−29.46)