Table 1:

Patient characteristics and MRI findings before MT and complications and clinical outcome after MT in patients with and without SVS

SVS− (n = 20)SVS+ (n = 53)P Value
Before thrombectomy
    Age (yr) (mean)59 ± 1259 ± 14.93
    Sex ratio
        Female10 (50%)27 (51%).94
        Male10 (50%)26 (49%)
    Cardiovascular risk factors
        Hypertension9 (45%)18 (35%).42
        Diabetes2 (10%)4 (8%).67
        Hyperlipidemia8 (40%)14 (27%).28
        Smoking7 (35%)9 (17%).12
        Obesity1 (5%)7 (13%).43
    Initial NIHSS.66
        ≤101 (5%)6 (11%)
        10–2011 (55%)27 (51%)
        >208 (40%)20 (38%)
    ASPECTS.68
        ≤78 (40%)24 (45%)
        >712 (60%)29 (55%)
    Side of occlusion.45
        Left14 (70%)32 (60%)
        Right6 (30%)21 (40%)
    Site of occlusion.37
        ICA9 (45%)30 (57%)
        MCA11 (55%)23 (43%)
    Dissection1 (5%)10 (19%).27
    IV tPA11 (55%)29 (55%).98
    Onset-to-groin puncture
        ≤270 min5 (25%)13 (25%).98
        270 min to 360 min8 (40%)20 (38%)
        >360 min7 (35%)20 (38%)
After thrombectomy
    TICI ≥2b–314 (70%)43 (81%).34
    Lack of spontaneous hyperattenuation on CT11 (55%)31 (58%).79
    NIHSS at day 1.03
        ≤106 (30%)29 (55%)
        10–209 (45%)21 (40%)
        >205 (25%)3 (6%)
    mRS ≤25 (26%)33 (65%).004