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Table 2 Medications given to patients alive at discharge*, and outcomes for all patients, according to stroke type

From: A prospective cohort study of stroke characteristics, care, and mortality in a hospital stroke registry in Vietnam

OUTCOMES*

Ischemic

Hemorrhagic

p-value**

Trend p-value

N (%)

328

366

-

-

Modified Rankin score at discharge, %

  

0.2

<0.001

  No disability

0.9

0.2

  

  No significant disability

8.5

3.4

  

  Slight disability

10.7

6.2

  

  Moderate disability, able to walk

21.8

12.0

  

  Moderate disability, unable to walk

17.0

11.1

  

  Severe disability

37.7

57.8

  

  Dead

3.5

9.4

  

Modified Rankin score at discharge, mean

3.81

4.78

<0.001

 

Discharge status, %

  

<0.001

 

  Alive

81.2

50.5

  

  Dead

3.6

9.4

  

  Discharged to die

15.3

40.1

  

28-day Mortality

20.3

51.0

<0.001

 

MEDICATIONS AT DISCHARGE+

    

Anticoagulants in-hospital, %

2.3

0.5

0.2

 

Antidiabetics in-hospital, %

8.5

4.0

0.10

 

Antiplatelets in-hospital, %

49.5

1.5

<0.001

 

Cholesterol lowering medications in-hospital, %

38.9

23.6

0.001

 

Antihypertensives, %

55.7

77.5

<0.001

 
  1. *Missing values multiply imputed.
  2. **P-value for F-test of univariate model with single categorical variable with n-1 degrees of freedom where n=number of categories.
  3. +Excludes patients who died in hospital and patients discharged to die at home.