Table 1

The demographic and clinical features of patients in the derivation cohort

CharacteristicsASR n=87Non-ASR n=125P value
Age, years, m (IQR)56 (48–66)61 (51–71)0.902
Male gender, n (%)64 (73.6%)91 (72.8%)0.117
Comorbidities, n (%)
 Dyslipidaemia7 (8.0%)13 (10.4%)0.565
 Diabetes mellitus25 (28.7%)36 (28.8%)0.992
 CA diseases67 (77.0%)107 (85.6%)0.110
 Ischaemic stroke or TIA22 (25.3%)43 (34.4%)0.158
Ever-or-now smokers, n (%)29 (33.3%)25 (20.0%)0.029*
Regular drinkers, n (%)3 (3.4%)4 (3.2%)0.921
Laboratory findings
 Platelet count, ×109, m (IQR)216 (192–238)216 (200–226)0.790
 APTT, m (IQR)24.8 (24.5–31.7)24.8 (24.4–30.4)0.323
 PT, m (IQR)1.01 (1.00–1.07)1.00 (0.96–1.04)0.059
 Fibrinogen, g/L, m (IQR)2.8 (2.3–3.1)2.8 (2.4–3.6)0.100
Antiplatelet therapy, n (%)0.218
 Aspirin71 (81.6%)93 (74.4%)
 Dual antiplatelet16 (18.4%)32 (25.6%)
Haematoma location, n (%)0.838
 Supratentorial lobar23 (26.4%)43 (34.4%)
 Supratentorial deep57 (65.5%)62 (49.6%)
 Cerebella7 (8.0%)20 (16.0%)
Haematoma volume, mL, m (IQR)51.8 (33.3–75.3)49.7 (36.2–82.2)0.477
  • *The difference was significant.

  • APTT, activated partial thromboplastin time; ASR, aspirin resistance; CA, coronary artery; PT, prothrombin time; TIA, transient ischaemic attack.