Young patients were more commonly male (77.78% versus 55.12%, p=0.004); had a higher risk factor frequency of not exercise (93.33% versus 77.17%, p=0.012), alchoholism (15.56% versus 4.20%, p=0.001), smoking (64.44% versus 33.33%, p<0.001); had a lower risk factor frequency of hypertension (28.8% versus 76.90%, p<0, 001), dyslipidemia (51.11% versus 77.17%, p<0.001), arteriosclerosis in carotid artery (29.41% versus 78.5%, p<0.001); large artery disease (4.44% versus 15.75%, p=0.042) and small artery disease (6.67% versus 23.62%, p=0.009) were less common in young patients; had a lower frequency of comorbidity (28.89% versus 51.71%, p=0.004); a favorable outcome (mRS from 0 to 2) was more common (64.44% versus 47.51%, p=0.032).