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Table 2 Patient assessment and hospital factors pre- and post-thrombolysis in the study sample (n = 45)

From: Predictors of the functional outcome after thrombolysis in an Egyptian patients’ sample

 

Median (min.–max.)

Onset-to-hospital-arrival time

 Mean ± SD

171.8 ± 43.22

 Median (min.–max.)

180 (60–240)

Initial FAST-ED

 Median (min.–max.)

3 (1–7)

Initial RACE

 Median (min.–max.)

4 (2–9)

ASPECT score

 Median (min.–max.)

10 (8–10)

Systolic BP (mmHg)

 Median (min.–max.)

140 (100–220)

Diastolic BP (mmHg)

 Median (min.–max.)

80 (60–140)

Random blood glucose (mg/dL)

 Median (min.–max.)

156 (88–558 )

INR

 Median (min.–max.)

1.06 (0.90–1.34)

Platelets (× 103μL)

 Median (min.–max.)

226 (102–402)

Hemoglobin (g)

 Median (min.–max.)

13 (9.5–17)

Door to needle (min)

 Mean ± SD

53.67 ± 19.32

 Median (min.–max.)

50 (25–120)

Onset-to-TPA time (min)

 Mean ± SD

225.7 ± 36.6

 Median (min.–max.)

235 (120–270)

Hospital stay (days)

 Median (min.–max.)

5 (2–68)

 

n (%)

Stroke type

 Cardioembolic LVO

15 (33.3%)

 Atherosclerotic LVO

10 (22.2%)

 Small vessel stroke

12 (26.7%)

 Undetermined cause

8 (17.8%)

Carotid dopplex (of symptomatic side) (n = 43)

 Normal

24 (55.8%)

 Atherosclerosis without or with stenosis < 50

16 (37.2%)

 Stenosis ≥ 70%

1 (2.3%)

 Total occlusion

2 (4.7%)

Carotid dopplex (of asymptomatic side) (n = 43)

 Normal

30 (69.8%)

 Atherosclerosis without or with stenosis < 50

11 (25.6%)

 Stenosis ≥ 50 to < 70%

1 (2.3%)

 Stenosis ≥ 70%

1 (2.3%)

  1. SD standard deviation, FAST-ED Field Assessment Stroke Triage for Emergency Destination, RACE Rapid Arterial Occlusion Evaluation, MCA middle cerebral artery, ASPECT Alberta stroke program early CT score, BP blood pressure, INR International normalized ratio, TPA tissue plasminogen activator, LVO large vessel occlusion, n number