Ordinal bleeding and clinical outcomes
TIA, bleeding, death, Stroke, Death, Depression, anterior circulation syndrome, lacunar syndrome, diabetes
BLEEDING, TRANSIENT ISCHAEMIC ATTACK, STROKE, ISCHAEMIC STROKE, SYNDROME, TIA, DIABETES
More severe bleeding was associated with death or deterioration in hospital (Table Relationship between ordinal bleeding and outcomes in hospital and at 90 days.Data are number (percent), mean (standard deviation) and median [interquartile range].Comparison by ANOVA, Kruskal–Wallis teat and Fisher’s exact test. BI: Barthel Index; EQ-5D3L-HSUV: EuroQol-5 dimensions 3 levels-health status utility values; EQ-VAS: EuroQol-Visual Analogue Scale; mRS: modified Rankin Scale; t-MMSE: modified telephone-Mini-Mental State Examination; NIHSS: National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale; TICS-M: Telephone Interview Cognition Scale-modified; ZDS: Zung Depression Scale; ‡: Death = NIHSS 43, mRS 6, BI -5, ZDS 102.5, mRS 6, t-MMSE -1, TICS-M -1, Verbal fluency -1, EQ-5D3L-HSUV 0, EQ-VAS -1.Forest plot of ordinal bleeding by randomised treatment (Intensive vs. guideline) ABCD2: age, blood pressure, clinical symptoms, diabetes, duration; BP: blood pressure; IS: ischaemic stroke; LACS: lacunar syndrome; NIHSS: National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale PACS: partial anterior circulation syndrome; POCS: posterior circulation syndrome; TACS: total anterior circulation syndrome; TIA: transient ischaemic attack.