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Table 3 Characteristics associated with long-term mortality in patients with acute ischemic stroke (n = 892). Median follow-up was 80 months (IQR 32–85)

From: Impact of chronic inflammatory airway disease on stroke severity and long-term survival after ischemic stroke - a retrospective analysis

 

Bivariate analysis

Multivariable analysis

 

Survival n = 509

Death n = 383

p value

Probability death HR (95 % CI)

p value

Age in years; median (IQR)

65.0 (56.5–73.0)

75.0 (68.0–83.0)

<0.001

1.70 (1.53–1.87) *

<0.001

Female sex; % (n)

45.0 (229)

51.2 (196)

0.065

  

Comorbidities; % (n)

     

Previous stroke or TIA

20.6 (105)

30.0 (115)

0.002

1.16 (0.92–1.46)

0.210

Atrial fibrillation

21.8 (111)

41.0 (157)

<0.001

1.08 (0.85–1.37)

0.523

Diabetes

23.0 (117)

36.0 (138)

<0.001

1.19 (0.96–1.48)

0.108

Hypertension

70.1 (357)

76.5 (293)

0.079

  

Coronary artery disease

16.1 (82)

30.0 (115)

<0.001

1.26 (0.99–1.60)

0.053

Peripheral artery disease

3.5 (18)

10.2 (39)

<0.001

1.91 (1.35-2.71)

<0.001

Chronic heart failure

11.8 (60)

25.3 (97)

<0.001

1.13 (0.87–1.45)

0.361

Chronic inflammatory airway disease

5.9 (30)

10.4 (40)

0.010

1.43 (1.02–2.00)

0.036

Antithrombotic medication prior to admission; % (n)

   

None

70.1 (357)

59.4 (227)

   

Antiplatelets

24.0 (122)

36.1 (138)

<0.001

1.18 (0.94–1.48)

0.164

Anticoagulation INR < 2

2.8 (14)

2.4 (9)

0.786

0.94 (0.47–1.86)

0.858

Anticoagulation INR ≥ 2

3.1 (16)

2.1 (8)

0.512

0.59 (0.29–1.12)

0.153

NIHSS$ on admission (per point); median (IQR)

3.0 (1–7)

7.0 (3–13)

<0.001

1.08 (1.06–1.10)

<0.001

Thrombolysis; % (n)

5.9 (30)

8.1 (31)

0.034

 

0.922

  1. *OR are related to age in decades; or full-dose heparin (n = 5); $National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale. Bold indicates significant results