Clinical Features, Etiology, and 6-Month Prognosis of Isolated Corpus Callosum Infarction

Table 4

Comparison of the possible related factors between good and poor prognosis.

	Good prognosis (mRS=1-2)	Poor prognosis (mRS >2 or adverse event)	P
Multiple cerebrovascular stenosis	31.8% (7)	31.8% (7)	0.012
Diffuse/large infraction	18.2% (4)	75.0% (6)	0.007
NIHSS ≥6 at admission	13.6% (3)	50.0% (4)	0.060
Hypertension	68.2% (15)	87.5% (7)	0.391
Diabetes	36.4% (8)	87.5% (7)	0.035
Hyperlipidemia	27.3% (6)	50.0% (4)	0.384
Hyperhomocysteinemia	13.6% (3)	37.5% (3)	0.300
History of stroke	22.7% (5)	50.0% (4)	0.195
Coronary artery disease	13.6% (3)	25.0% (2)	0.589
Atrial fibrillation	9.1% (2)	12.5% (1)	1.000
Smoking	18.2% (4)	37.5% (3)	0.345
Alcoholism	18.2% (4)	25.0% (2)	0.645
Family history of vascular diseases	18.2% (4)	25.0% (2)	0.645
≥3 risk factors	54.5% (12)	87.5% (7)	0.199

Multiple cerebrovascular stenosis: ≥3 large cranial vessels with at least moderate stenosis.