Research Article
Functional Inflammatory Genotypes in Ischemic Stroke: Could We Use Them to Predict Age of Onset and Long-Term Outcome?
Table 2
Baseline characteristics and genotype frequencies of IS patients.
| | Characteristic | IS patients | | () |
| | Age, median (IQR) | 68 (58–76) | | Sex, females (%) | 50 (34.5) | | Arterial hypertension (%) | 104 (72) | | Diabetes mellitus (%) | 40 (28) | | Hypercholesterolemia (%) | 102 (70) | | Atrial fibrillation (%) | 31 (21) | | Ischemic heart disease (%) | 37 (26) | | Current smoking (%) | 52 (36) | | Stroke severity on admission (%) | | | Mild (SSS = 45–58) | 69 (48) | | Moderate (SSS = 19–44) | 44 (30) | | Severe (SSS = 0–18) | 32 (22) | | TNF-α-308G>A | | | GG (%) | 115 (79) | | GA (%) | 30 (21) | | IL6-174G>C | | | GG (%) | 85 (59) | | GC (%) | 50 (34) | | CC (%) | 10 (7) | | IL12B 1188A>C | | | AA (%) | 77 (53) | | AC (%) | 57 (39) | | CC (%) | 11 (8) | | IL4-589C>T | | | CC (%) | 123 (84.8) | | CT (%) | 22 (15.2) | | IL10-1082G>A | | | AA (%) | 47 (32.4) | | GA (%) | 71 (49) | | GG (%) | 27 (18.6) |
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IQR: interquartile range, IS: ischemic stroke,
SSS: scandinavian stroke scale.
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