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Table 1 Main characteristics of the discovery sample

From: DNA methylation and stroke prognosis: an epigenome-wide association study

 

Whole sample (N = 316)

Good outcome (N = 150)

Poor outcome (N = 166)

p-value

Age, years

77.5 (69.0;83.0)

76.0 (65.0;81.0)

79.0 (71.2;84.0)

0.001

Sex, female

152 (48.1%)

62 (41.3%)

90 (54.2%)

0.030

Hypertension

236 (74.7%)

109 (72.7%)

127 (76.5%)

0.513

Dyslipidemia

138 (43.8%)

71 (47.7%)

67 (40.4%)

0.235

Diabetes

129 (40.8%)

64 (42.7%)

65 (39.2%)

0.604

Atrial fibrillation

176 (55.7%)

73 (48.7%)

103 (62.0%)

0.023

Smoking

85 (26.9%)

48 (32.0%)

37 (22.3%)

0.069

Toast

   

0.016

 Atherothrombotic

108 (34.2%)

56 (37.3%)

52 (31.3%)

 

 Cardioembolic

184 (58.2%)

77 (51.3%)

107 (64.5%)

 

 Undetermined

24 (7.60%)

17 (11.33%)

7 (4.22%)

 

Baseline NIHSS

8.0 (5.0;17.0)

5.0 (4.0;8.0)

15.0 (7.0;19.0)

 < 0.001

NIHSS 24 h

7.0 (4.0;14.0)

4.0 (2.0;6.0)

13.0 (7.0;19.0)

 < 0.001

rTPA treatment

77 (24.5%)

36 (24.2%)

41 (24.8%)

0.992

Previous mRS

   

 < 0.001

 0

224 (70.9%)

127 (84.7%)

97 (58.4%)

 

 1

45 (14.2%)

14 (9.33%)

31 (18.7%)

 

 2

47 (14.9%)

9 (6.00%)

38 (22.9%)

 

3-month mRS

   

 0

46 (14.6%)

 

 1

46 (14.6%)

 

 2

58 (18.4%)

 

 3

47 (14.9%)

 

 4

47 (14.9%)

 

 5

6 (1.90%)

 

 6

66 (20.9%)

 
  1. Values represent frequencies (percentage) or medians (interquartile range) in the whole replication sample and by stroke outcome. Last column shows which variables are significantly associated with stroke outcome
  2. Keywords: mRS, modified Rankin scale; NIHSS, National Institute of Health Stroke Scale; TPA, tissue plasminogen activator