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Table 1 Sample characteristics

From: The Montreal cognitive assessment is superior to national institute of neurological disease and stroke-Canadian stroke network 5-minute protocol in predicting vascular cognitive impairment at 1 year

Characteristics

No-mild VCI (n = 235)

Moderate-severe VCI (n = 56)

Univariate Analysis p

Age, mean (SD)

57.46

(10.20)

68.43

(11.23)

<0.01

Gender, female

64

(27 %)

21

(38 %)

0.18

Education, y (mean, SD)

8.33

(4.15)

5.52

(4.02)

<0.01

Ethnicity (no., %)

0.51

 Chinese

171

(73 %)

36

(64 %)

 

 Malay

43

(18 %)

14

(25 %)

 Indian

19

(8 %)

6

(11 %)

 Others

2

(1 %)

0

(0 %)

Stroke classification (no., %)

    

0.39

 SAO

112

(48 %)

23

(41 %)

 

 LAA

30

(13 %)

10

(18 %)

 CE

33

(14 %)

11

(20 %)

 UND

8

(3 %)

4

(7 %)

 OC

1

(0.43 %)

0

(0 %)

 TIA

51

(22 %)

8

(14 %)

NIHSS (median)

1.00

 

4.00

 

<0.01

Baseline mRS (median)

2.00

3.00

<0.01

Mean interval (Days) between stroke/TIA and assessment (mean, SD)

2.62

(2.09)

4.02

(3.05)

<0.01

Cognitive screening test

 Baseline MoCA (mean, SD)

22.36

(4.26)

14.75

(4.13)

<0.01

 Baseline NINDS-CSN 5-minute protocol (mean, SD)

9.29

(2.25)

6.41

(2.46)

<0.01

Number of cardiovascular risk factors (median)

3

 

3

 

0.14

Recurrent vascular events 3–6 months (no., %)

10

(4 %)

2

(4 %)

1.00

Recurrent vascular events 1-year (no., %)

4

(2 %)

2

(4 %)

0.54

  1. VCI vascular cognitive impairment, SD standard deviations, SAO small artery occlusion, LAA large artery atherosclerosis, CE cardioembolism, UND undetermined etiology, OC other determined etiology, TIA transient ischemic attack, NIHSS National Institute of Health Stroke Score, mRS modified rankin scale, MoCA Montreal Cognitive Assessment