Table 1

Baseline characteristics and outcome variables of patients with large vessel occlusion with and without infarct in new territory (INT) following treatment with mechanical thrombectomy

VariableNo INT
(n=354)
INT
(n=54)
P value
Age (years, mean±SD)63.4±15.166.1±12.60.213
Men (%)5240.70.116
Admission NIHSS score, points (median, IQR)16 (11–20)16 (10–21)0.586
Occlusion locationM1 MCA=45%
M2 MCA=12%
ACA=0%
Intracranial ICA=7%
Cervical ICA=5%
Posterior=14%
M1 and C-ICA=7%
M1 and IC-ICA=7%
M3/M4=2%
Other=0.3%
M1 MCA=35%
M2 MCA=11%
ACA=0%
Intracranial ICA=0%
Cervical ICA=4%
Posterior=37%
M1 and C-ICA=2%
M1 and IC-ICA=7%
M3/M4=4.3%
Other=0%
Onset-to-groin puncture, min (median, IQR)246 (180–324)288 (200–440)0.036
Groin puncture-to-recanalization, min (median, IQR)52 (35–79)61 (40–88)0.223
Pretreatment with IV thrombolysis71%54%0.011
Posterior circulation10%28%<0.001
Symptomatic intracranial hemorrhage (%)8%6%0.533
Complete recanalization (%)70700.934
Discharge NIHSS, points (median, IQR)7 (3–17)10 (4–42)0.013
3-Month modified Rankin Scale (mRS), grades (median, IQR)2 (1–5)5 (2–6)0.005
3-Month excellent functional outcome— that is, mRS 0–1 (%)28180.137
3-Month good functional outcome—that is, mRS 0–2 (%)50300.007
3-Month mortality (%)22%32%0.133
  • Eleven patients with missing data.

  • ACA, anterior cerebral artery; ICA, internal carotid artery; MCA, middle cerebral artery; NIHSS, National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale.