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Table 1 Baseline demographics and stroke risk factors across treatment group

From: Association between different acute stroke therapies and development of post stroke seizures

 

IAT + IV-tPA, n = 112

IAT only n = 93

IV-tPA only, n = 363

Control, n = 1375

p-value

Age (median, IQR)

70 (59–78)

67 (54–77)

74 (65–82)

62 (52–70)

0.0001a

Female Sex (n,%)

45 (40.2)

50 (54)

175 (48.2)

477 (34.7)

< 0.001b

Systolic Blood Pressure (median, IQR)

- x

- x

150 (133–167)

136 (128–150)

0.0001a

Diastolic Blood Pressure (median, IQR)

- x

- x

80 (70–90)

80 (72–88)

0.50a

NIHSS baseline (median, IQR)

17 (13–21)

18 (13–21)

10 (6–17)

2 (0–7)

0.0001a

Hypertension (n,%)

66 (58.9)

42 (45)

264 (73.0)

823 (59.8)

< 0.001b

Diabetes (n,%)

19 (17.0)

19 (20.4)

106 (29.2)

299 (21.7)

0.05b

Dyslipidaemia (n,%)

33 (29.5)

28 (30)

191 (52.6)

53 (4)

< 0.001b

Smoking (n,%)

- x

- x

88 (24)

438 (32)

0.001b

Atrial Fibrillation (n,%)

43 (38.4)

31 (33.3)

115 (31.7)

114 (8.3)

< 0.001b

Hemorrhagic Transformation (n,%)

28 (25)

28 (30)

63 (17)

-x

0.001b

3-month mRS (0–2) (n,%)

59 (53)

36 (39)

191 (53)

839 (61)

< 0.001b

Post Stroke Seizures (n,%)

5 (4.5)

12 (12.9)

21 (5.8)

28 (2)

< 0.001b

  1. aKruskall-Wallis test
  2. bFisher’s Exact test
  3. xunavailable