Table 1

Clinical characteristics of included patients across different subgroups

VariablesAll patients
(N=326)
Patients with DWI
(N=228)
DWI infarct volume >70 mL
(N=40)
Age, years66.0 (56.8–74.0)67.5 (57.3–75.0)66.0 (57.5–76.5)
Men205 (62.9%)144 (63.2%)30 (75.0%)
Hypertension196 (60.1%)132 (57.9%)17 (42.5%)
Diabetes mellitus72 (22.1%)43 (18.9%)6 (15.0%)
Hyperlipidaemia25 (7.7%)16 (7.0%)3 (7.5%)
Atrial fibrillation74 (22.7%)51 (22.4%)7 (17.5%)
NIHSS at admission15.0 (9.5–20.0)9.0 (15.0–19.0)14.0 (17.0–21.0)
Intravenous thrombolysis95 (29.1%)75 (32.9%)19 (47.5%)
Anterior circulation large vessel occlusion297 (91.1%)202 (88.6%)39 (97.5%)
RAPID CBF <30 mL6.0 (0.0–23.0)5.0 (0.0–18.0)40.5 (10.3–71.5)
iStroke CBF <30 mL22.3 (7.2–37.6)18.8 (3.9–32.1)46.7 (20.4–70.1)
RAPID Tmax >6 s135.5 (83.8–187.5)121.0 (66.3–177.0)169.0 (103.7–215.8)
iStroke Tmax >6 s131.2 (67.9–183.5)123.9 (57.4–173.6)165.7 (125.4–219.1)
Onset to first CTP time231.0 (142.3–408.5)228.0 (141.8–390.3)219.0 (105.0–369.0)
CT to first recanalisation time118.0 (85.0–152.0)118.0 (85.0–152.0)125.0 (71.0–153.0)
CT to MRI time3506.0 (2540.0–5075.0)3509.0 (2540.0–5079.0)3639.5 (2583.5–5066.5)
Infarct volume on DWI23.9 (10.8–52.1)23.9 (10.8–52.1)91.6 (77.9–113.9)
  • Data are described as n (%) or median (IQR) as appropriate.

  • CBF, cerebral blood flow; CTP, CT perfusion; DWI, diffusion-weighted imaging; NIHSS, National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale; Tmax, time-to-maximum.