Review
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2015.
World J Clin Cases. May 16, 2015; 3(5): 418-429
Published online May 16, 2015. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v3.i5.418
Table 1 Distribution by age groups of demographic and cardiovascular risk factors in 2704 consecutive patients with cerebral infarction collected from the “Sagrat Cor Hospital of Barcelona Stroke Registry”[7] n (%)
Data< 65 yr (n = 386)65-74 yr (n = 680)75-84 yr (n = 1068)85 yr (n = 570)
Gender
Males270 (69.9)409 (60.1)471 (44.1)186 (32.6)
Females116 (30.1)271 (39.9)597 (55.9)384 (67.4)
Vascular risk factors
Hypertension186 (48.2)415 (61)624 (58.4)276 (48.4)
Atrial fibrillation38 (9.8)157 (23.1)366 (34.3)246 (43.2)
Diabetes mellitus90 (23.3)187 (27.5)252 (23.6)103 (18.1)
Dyslipidemia86 (22.3)179 (26.3)161 (15.1)54 (9.5)
Previous cerebral infarction42 (10.9)130 (19.1)194 (18.2)102 (17.9)
Ischemic heart disease37 (9.6)128 (18.8)185 (17.3)85 (14.9)
Smoking (> 20 cigarettes/d)34 (8.8)85 (12.5)132 (12.4)66 (11.6)
COPD112 (29)88 (12.9)50 (4.7)10 (1.8)
Peripheral vascular disease14 (3.6)54 (7.9)103 (9.6)52 (9.1)
Heart valve disease22 (5.7)79 (11.6)86 (8.1)27 (4.7)
Congestive heart failure26 (6.7)46 (6.8)69 (6.5)33 (5.8)
Obesity (BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2)7 (1.8)16 (2.4)54 (5.1)71 (12.5)
Oral anticoagulants20 (5.2)42 (6.2)44 (4.1)12 (2.1)
Alcohol abuse (≥ 80 g/d)10 (2.6)25 (3.7)41 (3.8)18 (3.2)
Previous cerebral hemorrhage38 (9.8)20 (2.9)7 (0.7)1 (0.2)