Table 1:

Main patient characteristics according to favorable outcomea

CharacteristicsFavorable Outcome (90-Day mRS 0–2)P
No (n = 151)Yes (n = 165)
Demographics
 Age (mean) (SD) (yr)72.8 ± 12.864.2 ± 14.1<.001
 Men77 (51.0)93 (56.4).34
Medical history
 Hypertension97 (65.1)77 (47.5).002
 Diabetes31 (21.1)14 (8.5).002
 Hypercholesterolemia58 (40.8)58 (36.0).39
 Current smoking16 (12.9)42 (29.6).001
 Coronary artery disease26 (18.2)18 (11.1).08
Current stroke event
 Systolic blood pressure (mean) (SD) (mm Hg)148 ± 25144 ± 23.08
 Diastolic blood pressure (mean) (SD) (mm Hg)82 ± 1881 ± 14.50
 Glycemia (median) (IQR)6.8 (5.9–8.4)6.3 (5.8–7.4).01
 NIHSS score (median) (IQR)19 (16–22)15 (10–19)<.001
 ASPECTS (median) (IQR)6 (4–8)7 (6–9)<.001
Site of occlusion
 M1 MCA119 (78.8)144 (87.3).10
 ICA28 (18.5)17 (10.3)
 Tandem4 (2.6)4 (2.4)
Intravenous tPA72 (47.7)92 (55.8).15
Cardioembolic57 (38.5)78 (47.6).11
Interval times (median) (IQR) (min)
 Onset-to-groin puncture time219 (180–266)216 (170–264).33
 Onset to imaging110 (85–145)112 (85–143).89
 Onset to clot254 (200–297)242 (189–285).14
  • Note:—IQR indicates interquartile range.

  • a Values are (No.) (%) unless otherwise indicated. Onset-to-groin puncture is defined as the interval between the onset of symptoms and the groin puncture; onset to imaging is defined as the interval between the onset of symptoms and the beginning of the first acquisition of MR imaging sequence; and onset to clot is defined as the interval between the onset of symptoms and the first contact of the mechanical thrombectomy device with the clot that occluded the vessel.