Table 1 Participant characteristics
From: Long-term psychological outcomes following stroke: the OX-CHRONIC study
Participants (N = 105) |  | Median (IQR) | Min—Max |
|---|---|---|---|
Sex – n (%) | |||
 Male | 62 (59.05%) |  |  |
 Female | 43 (40.95%) |  |  |
Age – Mean (SD) | 72.92 (13.01) | 74 (14) | 21 – 96 |
Years Post-Stroke – Mean (SD) | 4.57 (2.12) | 4.07 (3.30) | 2 – 9.38 |
Years of Education – Mean (SD) | 13.94 (3.67) | 13 (5) | 9 – 23 |
Stroke Type – n (%) | |||
 Ischaemic | 86 (81.90%) |  |  |
 Haemorrhagic | 19 (18.10%) |  |  |
Lesion Hemisphere – n (%) | |||
 Left | 42 (40.00%) |  |  |
 Right | 41 (39.05%) |  |  |
 Bilateral | 8 (7.60%) |  |  |
 Undetermined from scan | 14 (13.35%) |  |  |
First or Recurrent Stroke – n (%) | |||
 First | 70 (66.67%) |  |  |
 Recurrent | 35 (33.33%) |  |  |
Acute NIHSS Score – Mean (SD) | 7.39 (6.25) | 5 (7) | 0 – 27 |
Carers (N = 74) | |||
Sex – n (%) | |||
 Male | 27 (36.50%) |  |  |
 Female | 47 (63.50%) |  |  |
Relationship to Participant – n (%) | |||
 Wife | 35 (47.30%) |  |  |
 Husband | 24 (32.40%) |  |  |
 Daughter/Son | 7 (9.40%) |  |  |
 Parent | 5 (6.80%) |  |  |
 Other | 3 (4.10%) |  |  |