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Table 2 Influence of variables on the 90d MoCA value

From: Bridging therapy is associated with improved cognitive function after large vessel occlusion stroke – an analysis of the German Stroke Registry

Variable

Single linear regression

Multiple linear regression

B (95% CI)

p-value

B (95% CI)

p-value

MRS ≤ 2

 Bridging-therapy

2.01 (0.4–3.62)

0.015

2.39 (0.20–4.58)

0.033

 Sex

  

0.52 (−1.08–2.12)

0.526

 Age

  

−0.11 (−0.17−−0.04)

0.001

 Symptom-onset to admission

  

0.00 (−0.003–0.003)

0.842

 NIHSS at admission

  

-0.04 (−0.17–0.09)

0.551

 Smoking

  

−1.91 (−3.71--0.11)

0.038

 Atrial fibrillation

  

−0.60 (−2.71–1.51)

0.576

 Aspirin premedication

  

−0.5 (−2.48–1.49)

0.623

 Anticoagulation

  

1.91 (−1.23–5.05)

0.232

 ASPECT-Score

  

−0.25 (− 0.94–0.43)

0.46

 NIHSS at discharge

  

−0.09 (− 0.29–0.12)

0.405

MRS = 0

 Bridging-therapy

3.55 (0.78–6.31)

0.013

4.38 (0.67–8.08)

0.021

 Sex

  

0.58 (−2.1–3.26)

0.669

 Age

  

−0.07 (−0.21–0.07)

0.319

 Symptom-onset to admission

  

−0.003 (− 0.76–1.07)

0.721

 NIHSS at admission

  

−0.06 (− 0.24–0.13)

0.56

 Smoking

  

0.80 (−2.50–4.11)

0.63

 Dyslipidemia

  

2.49 (−0.28–5.27)

0.078

 Aspirin premedication

  

−2.28 (−5.41–0.86)

0.154

 Anticoagulation

  

−0.49 (−7.32–6.34)

0.881

 NIHSS at discharge

  

0.16 (−0.76–1.07)

0.721

  1. CI Confidence Interval