Table 1:

Comparing demographics/clinical factors between patients with positive SPAN-100 and patients with negative SPAN-100

SPAN-100-Negative (n = 218)SPAN-100-Positive (n = 55)P Value
Age (yr)68.2 ± 12.585.5 ± 5.07<.001
NIHSS (median, IQR)13 (7–18)21 (17–24)<.001
Male sex121 (55.5%)22 (40).04
SBP157.7 (139–172)156.04 (138–177).77
DBP84.9 (71–95)76.1 (64–87).01
Glucose (admission)8.1 (5.8–8.1)7.6 (6.0–9.0).18
Risk factors
    Hypertension127 (58.26)45 (81.8).001
    Diabetes mellitus43 (19.72)10 (18.18).79
    Hypercholesterolemia72 (33.03)25 (45.4).08
    Coronary artery disease53 (24.3)12 (21.8).69
    Atrial fibrillation64 (29.36)19 (34.5).45
    Smoker44 (20.1)6 (10.9).11
    Stroke1 (0.46)1 (1.82).29
    Hyperdense sign114 (52.53)35 (63.64).13
    ASPECTS (median) (IQR)7 (6–9)7 (5–8).39
    Clot burden score6 (4–9)6 (5–9).29
    Collateral score2 (2–3)2 (1–2)<.001
    CBV (median) (IQR)14.7 (4.7–34.7)34.7 (13.8–60.5)<.001
    CBF101.6 (55.3–133.1)98.2 (74.6–129.5).75
    MTT104.5 (58.5–133.4)98.4 (74.7–130.5).69
Time and thrombolysis
    rtPA dose63.0 (54–73)63.0 (54–72).75
    Onset to CT104.0 (80–148)108.0 (75–127).62
    Onset to rtPA161.7 (147)143.0 (131).03
Outcome
    Recanalization119 (55.35)33 (61.1).44
    mRS (at follow-up)3 (1–4)5 (4–6)<.001
    mRS ≤ 292 (42.2)6 (10.9)<.001
    NIHSS improves >3 in 24 hours101 (46.3)27 (49).71
    Hemorrhagic transformation78 (38.6)28 (56.0).02
    Hemorrhage infarct64 (29.4)23 (41.8).07
    Parenchymal hemorrhage26 (11.9)9 (16.4).37
  • Note:—IQR indicates interquartile range; SBP, systolic blood pressure; DBP, diastolic blood pressure.