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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of the study population

From: Association of calprotectin with other inflammatory parameters in the prediction of mortality for ischemic stroke

Variable n = 413
Age, yearsa 75.6 (12.4)
Femalec 176 (42.6)
Weight, kgb 72.5 (64.5–82)
Hypertensionc 295 (71.4)
Type 2 diabetesc 112 (27.1)
Dyslipidemiac 201 (48.7)
eGFR < 45 mL/min/1.73 m2 c 39 (9.5)
Antiplatelet therapyc 129 (31.2)
Anticoagulant therapyc 86 (20.8)
SBP at admission, mmHgb 152 (135–171)
DBP at admission, mmHgb 82 (73–93)
Serum glucose at admission, mg/dLb 113 (99.5–142)
Neutrophil count at admission, × 109/Lb 5.2 (4.1–6.7)
Lymphocyte count at admission, × 109/Lb 1.8 (1.3–2.4)
Baseline NIHSS scoreb 6 (3–15)
ASPECTS < 7c 16 (4.01)
ASPECTS, pointsa 9.45 (1.24)
Baseline mRS scorec
 mRS 0 164 (39.8)
 mRS 1 125 (30.3)
 mRS 2 74 (18.0)
 mRS 3 32 (7.8)
 mRS 4 17 (4.1)
Etiologic subtype by TOASTc
 LAA 43 (10.4)
 SVO 62 (15.0)
 Cardioembolic stroke 178 (43.1)
 Undetermined 123 (29.8)
 Other causes 7 (1.7)
Posterior circulation strokec 55 (13.3)
Intravenous thrombolysisc 151 (36.6)
Endovascular treatmentc 70 (17.0)
Hemorrhagic transformationc 51 (12.4)
3-month mortalityc 67 (17.1)
3-month functional independencec 227 (57.9)
  1. SD standard deviation, IQR interquartile range (denoted by 25th–75th percentile), eGFR estimated glomerular filtration rate, SBP systolic blood pressure, DBP diastolic blood pressure, NIHSS National Institute of Health Stroke Scale, ASPECTS Alberta Stroke Program Early CT Score, mRS modified Rankin Scale, LAA large-artery atherosclerosis, SVO small-vessel occlusion
  2. aContinuous variables with normal distributions are presented as means (SD)
  3. bContinuous non-normally distributed variables are presented as medians (IQR)
  4. cCategorical variables are presented as n (%)