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. 2022 May 10;18:985–993. doi: 10.2147/NDT.S358078

Table 2.

Clinical Outcomes of the Patients Stratified by NLR

Outcome Total Q1 (NLR<3.68) Q2 (3.68≤NLR<6.89) Q3 (6.89≤NLR<12.14) Q4 (12.14≤NLR) P
N=594 (n=148) (n=149) (n=149) (n=148)
30-day follow-up
mRS≥3(3–6) 387(65.2) 85(57.4) 82(55.0) 99(66.4) 121(81.8) <0.001
Disabled (3–5) 267(56.3) 59(48.4) 64(48.9) 69(58.0) 75(73.5) <0.001
Death 120(20.2) 26(17.6) 18(12.1) 30(20.1) 46(31.1) <0.001
3-month follow-up
mRS≥3(3–6) 348(58.6) 73(49.3) 72(48.3) 87(58.4) 116(78.4) <0.001
Disabled (3–5) 221(47.3) 46(38.0) 53(40.8) 54(46.6) 68(68.0) <0.001
Death 127(21.4) 27(18.2) 19(12.8) 33(22.2) 48(32.4) <0.001
1-year follow-up
mRS≥3(3–6) 304(51.2) 66(44.6) 55(36.9) 78(52.4) 105(71.0) <0.001
Disabled (3–5) 161(35.7) 36(30.5) 28(23.0) 43(37.7) 54(55.7) <0.001
Death 143(24.1) 30(20.3) 27(18.1) 35(23.5) 51(34.5) 0.005

Note: Values are number (%).

Abbreviations: NLR, neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio; mRS, modified Rankin Scale.