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Table 5 Shows the clinical and laboratory characteristics by stroke types

From: Stroke in young adults, stroke types and risk factors: a case control study

Clinical characteristics (N = 51)

Ischemic (39)

N (%)

Hemorrhagic (N = 12)

N (%)

P values

Hypertensive (Yes)

10 (25.6)

11 (91.7)

 > 0.001

Status of fasting blood sugar

 High

4(10.5)

2(16.7)

0.621

 Normal

34(89.5)

10(83.3)

Waist to hip ratio

 High

13(33.3)

1(8.33)

0.142

 Normal

26(66.7)

11(91.7)

Current smoking (Yes)

1(2.56)

0(0.00)

 > 0.999

Current alcohol consumption (Yes)

8(20.5)

3(25.0)

0.706

Oral contraceptive use (Yes)

3(13.0)

4(57.4)

0.033

LDL

 Normal

29(74.4)

8(72.6)

0.715

 Low/high

10(25.6)

4(33.3)

HDL

 Normal

23(59.0)

6(50.0)

0.583

 Low/high

16(41.0)

6(50.0)

Prothrombin time (PT)

 Normal

29 (74.7)

9(75.0)

 > 0.999

 Low/high

10(25.6)

3(25.0)

HIV serology

 Reactive

16(41.0)

2(16.7)

0.174

 Non-reactive

23(59.0)

10(83.3)

HB electrophoresis

 AA

30(77.0)

9(75.0)

 > 0.999

 SS

9(23.1)

3(25.0)