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Outcomes Are Not Different between Patients with Intermediate and High DWI-ASPECTS after Stent-Retriever Embolectomy for Acute Anterior Circulation Stroke

S.K. Kim, W. Yoon, M.S. Park, T.W. Heo, B.H. Baek and Y.Y. Lee
American Journal of Neuroradiology June 2016, 37 (6) 1080-1085; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A4663
S.K. Kim
aFrom the Departments of Radiology (S.K.K., W.Y., T.W.H., B.H.B., Y.Y.L.)
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    Functional outcome (mRS 0–6) of 171 patients with acute anterior circulation stroke according to pretreatment DWI-ASPECTS. The proportion of outcomes (mRS 0–2 versus mRS 3–6) within each DWI-ASPECTS is shown.

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    Receiver operating characteristic curve of DWI-ASPECTS for prediction of a good outcome (mRS 0–2 at 3 months). AUC indicates area under the curve.

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    Impact of successful revascularization on functional outcome according to DWI-ASPECTS.

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    Table 1:

    Baseline clinical characteristics of the study population

    Total (N = 171)DWI-ASPECTSP Value
    7–10 (n = 120)4–6 (n = 51)
    Age (yr) (median) (IQR)72 (63.5–78)73 (65–78)68 (60–74).014
    Male sex88 (51.5%)58 (48.3%)30 (58.8%).209
    Risk factors
        Hypertension95 (55.6%)69 (57.5%)26 (51%).432
        Diabetes mellitus32 (18.7%)22 (18.3%)10 (19.6%).845
        Coronary artery disease20 (11.7%)14 (11.7%)6 (11.8%).985
        Dyslipidemia42 (24.6%)35 (29.2%)7 (13.7%).034a
        Smoking46 (26.9%)27 (22.5%)19 (37.3%).059a
        Atrial fibrillation87 (50.9%)64 (53.3%)23 (45.1%).324
        Congestive heart failure6 (3.5%)5 (4.2%)1 (1.9%).670a
        History of stroke or TIA22 (12.9%)18 (15%)4 (7.8%).317a
    Intravenous thrombolysis104 (60.8%)71 (59.2%)33 (64.7%).497
    Time to treatment (min) (median) (IQR)245 (190–310)257.5 (190–315)220 (190–281).155
    Procedure time (min) (median) (IQR)33 (20–50)34 (20.5–50)30 (20–43.5).444
    Time to revascularization (min) (median) (IQR)280 (223.5–352)297.5 (228.5–355)252 (221.5–326).136
    Baseline NIHSS score (median) (IQR)13 (10–16)12 (9–15)15 (12–18)<.001
    Stroke etiology
        Large-artery atherosclerosis43 (25.1%)32 (26.7%)11 (21.6%).482
        Cardioembolism99 (57.9%)70 (58.3%)29 (56.9%).859
        Undetermined28 (16.4%)17 (14.2%)11 (21.6%).231
    • ↵a Comparisons were performed using the Fisher exact test. Comparisons of categoric variables were performed using χ2 tests unless otherwise indicated.

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    Outcomes after stent-retriever embolectomy in 171 patients

    Total (N = 171)DWI-ASPECTSP Value
    7–10 (n = 120)4–6 (n = 51)
    Modified TICI 2b or 3144 (84.2%)101 (84.2%)43 (84.3%).981
    Good outcome81 (47.4%)61 (50.8%)20 (39.2%).164
    Symptomatic hemorrhage6 (3.5%)4 (3.3%)2 (3.9%)1.000a
    Mortality16 (9.4%)9 (7.5%)7 (13.7%).201
    • ↵a Comparisons were performed using the Fisher exact test. Comparisons of categoric variables were performed using χ2 tests unless otherwise indicated.

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    Table 3:

    Logistic regression analysis of predictors of good outcome

    Unadjusted OR95% CIP ValueAdjusted OR95% CIP Value
    Age per 1-yr increase0.9470.918–0.976<.0010.9410.909–0.974.001
    Baseline NIHSS, per 1-point increase0.9000.834–0.971.006–––
    Time to treatment10.996–1.004.999–––
    Modified TICI 2b or 39.4552.725–32.808<.0018.5112.298–31.525.001
    Symptomatic hemorrhage0.2130.240–1.859.125–––
    DWI-ASPECTS, per 1-point increase1.1500.930–1.421.196–––
    DWI-ASPECTS ≥7 vs <71.6030.823–3.120.165–––
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S.K. Kim, W. Yoon, M.S. Park, T.W. Heo, B.H. Baek, Y.Y. Lee
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