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. 2021 Sep 10;35(2):164–172. doi: 10.1093/ajh/hpab140

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics

All patients (n = 48)
Age 71.5 (50–93)
Sex, male 36 (75%)
Risk factors
 Hypertension 34 (71%)
 Hyperlipidemia 35 (73%)
 Diabetes mellitus 13 (27%)
 Coronary artery disease 20 (42%)
 Peripheral arterial disease 11 (23%)
 Smoker (current/ex) 36 (76%)
 Symptomatic 48 (100%)
Ipsilateral stenosis
 50–70% 5 (10%)
 >70% 42 (87%)
Contralateral stenosis
 Occlusion 10 (21%)
 >70% 5 (10%)
 50–70% 5 (10%)
 <50% 28 (58%)
Shunt use 5 (10%)
Medication
 Statins 39 (81%)
 Antiplatelets 41 (85%)
 Anti-coagulants 5 (10%)
 Diuretics 12 (25%)
 BP-lowering drugs 32 (67%)
Preoperative systolic BP, mm Hg (SD) 147 (17)
Preoperative diastolic BP, mm Hg (SD) 77 (12)
Preoperative MAP, mm Hg (SD) 101 (11)
Postoperative events
 Total events 7 (15%)
  Cerebral hyperperfusion 3 (6%)
  Bleeding requiring surgery 1 (2%)
  Stroke 1 (2%)
  TIA 2 (4%)
 Medium care admission 8 (17%)
 Extended recovery admission 11 (23%)
 Labetalol use 11 (23%)
 Norephedrine use 4 (8%)
 Clonidine use 6 (13%)

Abbreviations: BP, blood pressure; MAP, mean arterial pressure. Data in median (range) or number (%); TIA, trans ichemic attack.