Non-Neurological Complications after Mechanical Thrombectomy for Acute Ischemic Stroke: A Retrospective Single-Center Study

Table 1

Patients characteristics (N = 345).

Age (years)	71 (61–80)
Gender
Female	183 (53.0%)
Male	162 (47.0%)
Hospital origin
Other hospital	147 (42.6%)
Emergency department	198 (57.4%)
Comorbidity
HTA	254 (73.6%)
Diabetes	60 (17.4%)
Thrombo-embolism disease	34 (9.9%)
Ischemic stroke	45 (13.0%)
Cardiovascular disease	103 (29.9%)
Respiratory disease	29 (8.4%)
Atrial fibrillation	80 (23.2%)
Oncologic history	25 (7.2%)
Postpartum	5 (1.4%)
Renal disease	21 (6.1%)
Obesity	64 (18.6%)
Active smoking	120 (34.8%)
Medication
Antiplatelet therapy	134 (38.8%)
Simple	118
Dual	16
Anticoagulation	61 (17.7%)
Neurological severity
NIHS on admission	15 (11–19)
Good outcome at 3 months: mRS 0 to 2	44.81%

Continuous variables are described as median (interquartile range).