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Table 1 Study population characteristics

From: Association of prehospital invasive blood pressure measurement and treatment times of intubated patients with suspected stroke – a retrospective study

Characteristic

Overall

In-hospital IBP, unmatched sample

Prehospital IBP, unmatched sample

In-hospital IBP, matched sample

Prehospital IBP, matched sample

n

100

33

67

33

33

Age [years] – median (25 th to 75 th percentile)

72 (61–80)

71 (62–79)

72 (59–81)

71 (62–79)

72 (61–80)

Male sex – n (%)

57 (57)

21 (64)

36 (54)

21 (64)

19 (58)

Initial Glasgow Coma Scale – median (25 th to 75 th percentile)

5 (4–7)

5 (4–7)

5 (4–7)

5 (4–7)

5 (4–7)

Mode of Transport – n (%)

 Ground based

75 (75)

21 (64)

54 (81)

22 (67)

24 (73)

 HEMS

25 (25)

12 (36)

13 (19)

11 (33)

9 (27)

 Prehospital vasopressor usage – n (%)

49 (49)

17 (52)

32 (48)

17 (52)

16 (48)

 Prehospital fluid volume [ml] –median (25 th to 75 th percentile)

500 (500–1000)

500 (500–1000)

500 (500–1000)

500 (500–1000)

500 (500–1000)

In-hospital diagnosis – n (%)

 Hemorrhagic stroke

55 (55)

16 (48)

39 (58)

16 (48)

16 (48%)

 Ischemic stroke

19 (19)

7 (21)

12 (18)

7 (21)

7 (21%)

 Other

26 (26)

10 (33)

16 (24)

10 (33)

10 (30%)

  1. HEMS Helicopter emergency medical service, IBP invasive blood pressure, ml millilitre