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Table 2 Descriptive analysis of monthly hemorrhagic stroke occurrence and average monthly meteorological and air pollution factors

From: Association between hemorrhagic stroke occurrence and meteorological factors and pollutants

Month

HS, n (%)

ICH, n (%)

SAH, n (%)

Mean temperature (°C)

Atmospheric pressure (hPa)

Humidity (%)

Insolation (hour)

PM10

(μg/m3)

NO2

(ppb)

O3

(ppb)

Jan

141 (9.5)

106 (10.4)

35 (7.6)

−3.7

1015.3

51.3

6.4

62.3

41.6

10.9

Feb

122 (8.3)

95 (9.4)

27 (5.9)

0.9

1014.7

50.2

6.1

62.2

38.5

13.9

Mar

131 (8.9)

77 (7.6)

54 (11.7)

5.2

1008.3

51.7

6.5

62.0

35.9

21.3

Apr

134 (9.1)

93 (9.2)

41 (8.9)

11.0

1004.1

49.9

7.4

64.2

37.0

28.7

May

145 (9.8)

91 (9.0)

54 (11.7)

17.9

1000.6

56.2

6.7

62.1

33.7

30.6

Jun

107 (7.2)

74 (7.3)

33 (7.2)

23.1

997.5

61.7

6.5

43.8

29.1

31.1

Jul

103 (7.0)

70 (6.9)

33 (7.2)

24.6

996.0

79.1

4.1

38.4

25.1

21.6

Aug

117 (7.9)

80 (7.9)

37 (8.0)

26.5

998.3

72.0

4.4

29.4

21.8

23.2

Sep

121 (8.2)

90 (8.9)

31 (6.7)

21.8

1004.2

64.2

5.3

32.2

25.9

19.4

Oct

112 (7.6)

66 (6.5)

46 (10.0)

15.7

1009.0

59.9

7.3

42.0

32.6

14.6

Nov

126 (8.5)

87 (8.6)

39 (8.5)

6.7

1010.9

57.1

5.8

49.3

35.2

12.1

Dec

118 (8.0)

87 (8.6)

31 (6.7)

0.2

1014.1

56.4

5.2

61.0

39.4

9.6

  1. HS Hemorrhagic stroke, ICH, Intracerebral hemorrhage, SAH Subarachnoid hemorrhage, PM 10 Particulate matter less than 10 mm in aerodynamic diameter, NO 2 , Nitrogen dioxide, O 3 , Ozone