[Retracted] Potential Factors for Psychological Symptoms at Three Months in Patients with Young Ischemic Stroke
Table 1
Comparisons of SCL-90-R between young ischemic stroke patients and age-matched young healthy controls.
Features
Healthy ()
Patients ()
1
Age (years),
0.85
Male sex, % ()
33.8 (130)
36.5 (133)
0.44
Urban residents, % ()
92.4 (355)
97.2 (354)
0.52
Senior high school or higher, % ()
93.5 (359)
93.1 (339)
0.84
Married, % ()
42.2 (162)
70.3 (256)
<0.01
Had medical insurance, % ()
98.7 (379)
98.6 (359)
1.00
Monthly income >6000 yuan, % ()
57.3 (220)
56.9 (207)
0.91
Total SCL-90-R scores,
<0.01
Subscales of SCL-90-R
Somatization,
<0.01
Obsessive-compulsive,
<0.01
Interpersonal sensitivity,
<0.01
Depression,
<0.01
Anxiety,
<0.01
Hostility,
<0.01
Phobic anxiety,
<0.01
Paranoid ideation,
0.02
Psychoticism,
<0.01
Abbreviations: SCL-90-R: Symptom Checklist 90 Revised; SD: standard deviance; 1 value was obtained using chi-square tests or Fisher’s exact tests for categorical variables and Mann–Whitney tests for continuous variables.
