Table 4:

Clinical and imaging characteristics associated with hemorrhagic transformation

CharacteristicHT on Follow-up ImageP value
YesNo
Number, N835
Age (yr), median (range)61 (42–78)69 (40–90).25
History of diabetes, n (%)2 (25)7 (20)1.00
Baseline NIHSS score, median (range)31 (11–40)18 (0–40).005*
GCS, median (range)4 (3–15)11 (3–15).012*
Onset-to-CTA (hrs), median (range)6.2 (1–24)4.6 (0.7–24).85
Any thrombolysis, n (%)8 (100)27 (77).32
    IV lysis, n (%)8 (100)20 (57).036*
    IA therapy, n (%)7 (88)22 (63).24
    Combined IV/IA therapy, n (%)7 (88)15 (43).046*
    Onset-to-treatment (hrs), median (range)5.5 (1.9–24)4.2 (1.9–18.2).21
Recanalization ≤ 24 hrs, n/N (%)4/7 (57)17/23 (74).33
Pc-ASPECTS score on NCCT, median (range)8 (5–10)9 (5–10).11
Pc-ASPECTS score on CTASI, median (range)5 (4–10)8 (0–10).051**
Pc-ASPECTS score on F/U image, median (range)1.5 (0–7)6 (0–10).015*
  • Note:—NIHSS indicates National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale score; GCS, Glasgow Coma Scale score; CTA, CT angiography; IV, intravenous; IA, intra-arterial.

  • * Indicates results that are statistically significant.

  • ** Indicates results with borderline statistical significance.