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. 2020 Sep 16;31(3):763–772. doi: 10.1007/s00062-020-00956-5

Table 1.

Characteristics of the study population

LVO stroke patients
(N = 79)
Stroke negative patients
(N = 66)
Patient data
Male sex 42 (53.2%) 27 (40.9%)
Female sex 37 (46.8%) 39 (59.1%)
Median age (years) 76 (64–82) 69 (57–78)*
Male study population 73 (63–82) 69 (53–82)
Female study population 79 (74–84) 69 (60–77)*
Treatment data
Intravenous thrombolysis 50 (63%) 11 (17%)*
Endovascular thrombectomy 79 (100%) 0 (0%)*
Most proximal occlusion location Final diagnosis
ICA (49.4%) TIA (45.5%)
M1 (88.6%) Epilepsy (24.2%)
M2 (25.3%) Vertigo disorders (12.1%)
Unknown (10.6%)
Electrolyte derailment (4.6%)
Migraine (3.0%)
Imaging data
Noncontrast CT-ASPECTS 8 (8–10) 10 (10–10)*
Hypoperfusion volume 143 (108–196) NA
Ischemic core volume 17 (9–46) NA
Mismatch volume 112 (70–151) NA
Final infarction volume 19 (6–91) NA
Automated CTA analysis parameters
CTA hemispheric AR 0.831 (0.788–0.888) 0.977 (0.958–0.990)*
CTA min/max AR ratio 0.799 (0.751–0.844) 0.941 (0.919–0.956)*
CTA M2 territory AR 0.830 (0.771–0.893) 0.977 (0.947–0.988)*

Values presented are count (percentage) for categorical and median (interquartile range) for ordinal or continuous variables. All volumes are presented in mL

ASPECTS Alberta Stroke Program Early CT Score, ICA internal carotid artery, LVO large vessel occlusion, MCA middle cerebral artery, M1 M1 segment of the MCA, M2 M2 segment of the MCA, NIHSS National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale, AR asymmetry ratio, CTA CT angiography

*Indicates statistical significance with P value <0.05