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Table 2 Classification and location of AIS patients in PHOTAR and PUFH

From: Characteristics of acute ischemic stroke in hospitalized patients in Tibet: a retrospective comparative study

 

PHOTAR (n = 236)

PUFH (n = 1021)

P-Value

Infarction location

Basal ganglion, n (%)

60 (25.4)

268 (26.3)

0.789

Cerebral lobe, n (%)

118 (50.0)

432 (42.4)

0.033

Corona radiata, n (%)

28 (11.9)

503 (49.4)

< 0.001

Thalamus, n (%)

14 (5.9)

124 (12.2)

0.008

Cerebellum, n (%)

20 (8.5)

79 (7.7)

0.810

Brainstem, n (%)

22 (9.3)

209 (20.5)

< 0.001

Supratentorial location, n (%)

198 (83.9)

747 (73.5)

< 0.001

Deep location, n (%)

74 (41.1)

360 (54.7)

0.001

TOAST subtype

  

<0.001

LAAS, n (%)

166 (70.3)

664 (65.0)

 

Small vessel disease, n (%)

7 (3.0)

242 (23.7)

 

Cardioembolism, n (%)

29 (12.3)

98 (9.6)

 

OSCP subtype

  

<0.001

TACI, n (%)

21 (8.9)

11 (1.1)

 

PACI, n (%)

153 (64.8)

484 (49,2)

 

POCI, n (%)

61 (25.8)

254 (25.8)

 

LACI, n (%)

1 (0.4)

235 (23.9)

 
  1. AIS Acute ischemic stroke, LAAS Large-artery atherosclerosis, OSCP Oxfordshire Stroke Classification Project, TACI Total anterior circulation infarcts, PACI Partial anterior circulation infarcts, POCI Posterior circulation infarcts, LACI Lacunar infarcts, PHOTAR People’s Hospital of Tibet Autonomous Region, PUFH Peking University First Hospital, TOAST Trial of Org 10,172 in Acute Stroke Treatment