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. 2022 Oct 24;13(1):1–8. doi: 10.1159/000527635

Table 2.

Clinical characteristics and courses of patients treated with revascularization therapy including IVT, MT, or bypass surgery

No. Age Sex OTD Stroke subtype ICT and MCA Initial NIHSS Initial therapy (IVT time from onset REND time from) onset Rescue revascularization mRS at discharge
1 48 M 280 min LAD Not patent 5 AT Several days None 4
2 87 F 90 min CES Not patent 5 IVT (117 min) 165 min None 6
3 45 M 50 min Arterial dissection Patent 2 AT 250 min None 2
4 85 M 711 min LAD Patent 5 AT Several days None 5
5 88 F 810 min LAD Not patent 3 AT Several days None 5
6 84 M 80 min LAD Patent 5 AT 1 day None 5
7 75 M 169 min Aortogenic emboli Patent 4 IVT (200 min) 545 min MT 5
8 79 M 420 min LAD Patent 5 AT 3 days None 4
9 61 F 60 min LAD Not patent 0 AT 215 min None 5
10 65 F 980 min LAD Not patent 4 AT 1 day Bypass surgery 5
11 85 F 100 min CES Patent 4 Not yet initiated 110 min IVT + MT 0
12 74 M 270 min LAD Patent 1 AT 1 day Bypass surgery 2
13 75 M 48 min CES Patent 5 IVT (135 min) 435 min MT 5

IVT, intravenous thrombolysis; MT, mechanical thrombectomy; OTD, onset-to-door time; ICT, internal carotid artery terminus; MCA, middle cerebral artery; CES, cardioembolic stroke; LAD, large artery disease; NIHSS, National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale; AT, antithrombotic therapy; REND, recurrence of stroke or early neurological deterioration with increment in NIHSS score ≥1 during hospital stay; mRS, modified Rankin Scale.