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Table 3 Factors analysis related to seizure pattern

From: Clinical risk factors related to post-stroke epilepsy patients in Indonesia: a hospital-based study

Clinical variables

Seizure pattern

n (%)

p-value

Age of stroke onset (mean ± SD)

0.869a

 57.69 ± 9.51

Focal

5 (8.06%)

 

Generalized

26 (41.94%)

Focal to bilateral

31 (50.00%)

Gender (frequency)

0.815b

 Male (n = 42)

Focal

4 (2.38%)

 

Generalized

17 (42.86%)

Focal to bilateral

21 (11.90%)

 Female (n = 20)

Focal

1 (25.00%)

Generalized

9 (5.00%)

Focal to bilateral

10 (55.00%)

Stroke type (frequency)

0.945b

 Ischemic stroke (n = 51)

Focal

4 (7.84%)

 

Generalized

21 (41.18%)

Focal to bilateral

26 (50.98%)

 Hemorrhage stroke (n = 11)

Focal

1 (9.10%)

Generalized

5 (45.45%)

Focal to bilateral

5 (45.45%)

Location of stroke (frequency)

0.104b

 Cortical (n = 1)

Focal

0 (0.00%)

 

Generalized

0 (0.00%)

Focal to bilateral

1 (100%)

 Subcortical (n = 42)

Focal

4 (9.52%)

Generalized

22 (52.38%)

Focal to bilateral

16 (38.10%)

 Cortical–subcortical (wide) (n = 19)

Focal

1 (5.26%)

Generalized

4 (21.05%)

Focal to bilateral

14 (73.68%)

Stroke severity (frequency)

0.065a

 Moderate (NIHSS 5–14) (n = 53)

Focal

5 (9.44%)

 

Generalized

24 (45.28%)

Focal to bilateral

24 (45.28%)

 Severe (NIHSS 15–21) (n = 9)

Focal

0 (0.00%)

Generalized

2 (22.22%)

Focal to bilateral

7 (77.78%)

Hypertension (frequency)

0.759b

 Hypertension (+) (n = 57)

Focal

5 (8.77%)

 

Generalized

24 (42.11%)

Focal to bilateral

28 (49.12%)

 Hypertension (−) (n = 5)

Focal

0 (0.00%)

Generalized

2 (40.00%)

Focal to bilateral

3 (60.00%)

Diabetes mellitus (frequency)

0.094b

 Diabetes mellitus (+) (n = 22)

Focal

4 (18.18%)

 

Generalized

8 (36.36%)

Focal to bilateral

10 (45.45%)

 Diabetes mellitus (−) (n = 40)

Focal

1 (2.50%)

Generalized

18 (45.00%)

Focal to bilateral

21 (52.50%)

  1. aAnalyzed with Spearman correlation
  2. bAnalyzed with Χ2