Quality of life after ischaemic stroke—accent on patients with thrombolytic therapy

Table 4 Area under the curve (AUC) and significance values for the ROC curves measuring the discriminatory capacity of different variables on admission with the functional dependence on the third-month post-stroke

Variable	AUC	Std. Error	Significance	95% Confidence interval
Variable	AUC	Std. Error	Significance	Lower Bound	Upper Bound
Age	0.611	0.050	0.036	0.514	0.708
CT on admission—Hyperdence MCA	0.598	0.054	0.064	0.492	0.704
CT after 24 h—Visualized Ischemic zone	0.528	0.054	0.596	0.423	0.633
CT after 24 h—Visualized Hemorrhagic zone	0.502	0.053	0.975	0.398	0.605
NIHSS on admission	0.854	0.031	< 0.001	0.793	0.916
NIHSS on discharge	0.946	0.020	< 0.001	0.906	0.986
mRS on discharge	0.982	0.008	< 0.001	0.966	0.999
SIS Total Quality of life on discharge	0.965	0.015	< 0.001	0.937	0.994

Bold values indicate P value is significant (less than 0.05)
NIHSS National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale, mRS modified Rankin Scale, CT Computed Tomography, MCA Middle Cerebral Artery, SIS Stroke Impact