Table 3

The difference of patients in the validation cohort, grouped by 30-day ischaemic events

CharacteristicsIschaemic events n=45No ischaemic events n=327P value
Age, years, m (IQR)57 (47–62)55 (49–62)0.443
Male gender, n (%)19 (42.2%)158 (48.3%)0.868
Comorbidities, n (%)
 Hypertension18 (40.0%)124 (37.9%)0.788
 Dyslipidaemia6 (13.3%)29 (8.9%)0.337
 Diabetes mellitus14 (31.1%)91 (27.8%)0.647
 CA diseases6 (13.3%)25 (7.6%)0.196
 Ischaemic stroke or TIA30 (66.7%)165 (50.5%)0.042*
Ever-or-now smokers, n (%)18 (40.0%)115 (35.2%)0.527
Regular drinkers, n (%)2 (4.4%)32 (9.8%)0.244
Laboratory findings
 Platelet count, ×109, m (IQR)216 (210–244)216 (206–229)0.215
 APTT, m (IQR)24.8 (23.2–30.4)24.8 (24.5–30.4)0.506
 PT, m (IQR)1 (1–1)1 (1–1)0.058
 Fibrinogen, g/L, m (IQR)2.80 (2.42–3.58)2.80 (2.34–3.33)0.498
Aneurysm locations, n (%)0.198
 AcomA/ACA5 (11.1%)27 (8.3%)
 ICA30 (66.7%)201 (61.5%)
 MCA10 (22.2%)87 (26.6%)
 PC0 (0.0%)12 (3.7%)
Aneurysm size, mL, m (IQR)6.4 (6.1–8.8)6.3 (6.0–8.7)0.499
ASR (TEG-AA<50%), n (%)22 (48.9%)108 (33.0%)0.037*
ASR-CN score, m (IQR)4 (2–5)3 (2–4)0.036*
CYP2C19 metaboliser, n (%)<0.001*
 EM4 (8.9%)134 (41.0%)
 IM30 (66.7%)162 (49.5%)
 PM11 (24.4%)31 (9.5%)
  • *The difference was significant.

  • ACA, anterior cerebral artery; AcomA, anterior communicating artery; APTT, activated partial thromboplastin time; ASR, aspirin resistance; ASR-CN, aspirin resistance in the Chinese population; CA, coronary artery; EM, extensive metaboliser; ICA, internal carotid artery; IM, intermediate metaboliser; MCA, middle cerebral artery; PC, posterior circulation; PM, poor metaboliser; PT, Prothrombin time; TEG-AA, arachidonic acid channel in the thromboelastography; TIA, transient ischaemic attack.