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Table 3 Characteristics of patients with impaired consciousness according to prehospital systolic blood pressure

From: An association between systolic blood pressure and stroke among patients with impaired consciousness in out-of-hospital emergency settings

 

SBP (mmHg)

 

= < 100

101-120

121-140

141-160

161-180

181-200

> = 201

 

(N = 14,410)

(N = 22,352)

(N = 23,776)

(N = 19,465)

(N = 12,970)

(N = 7791)

(N = 5942)

Age, year, mean (SD)

64.0 (21.0)

57.2 (22.4)

59.5 (22.3)

65.2 (19.1)

68.7 (15.9)

70.1 (14.1)

69.9 (13.2)

> = 75 years, n (%)

5485 (38.1)

6743 (30.2)

7639 (32.1)

7294 (37.5)

5243 (40.4)

3212 (41.2)

2177 (36.6)

Men, n (%)

7434 (51.6)

11,221 (50.2)

12,962 (54.5)

11,227 (57.7)

7357 (56.7)

4312 (55.3)

3366 (56.6)

Consciousness, n (%)

    Mild disturbance

9915 (68.8)

16,547 (74.0)

17,705 (74.5)

14,081 (72.3)

8948 (69.0)

4977 (63.9)

3264 (54.9)

    Moderate disturbance

2408 (16.7)

3425 (15.3)

3608 (15.2)

3014 (15.5)

2092 (16.1)

1392 (17.9)

1040 (17.5)

    Severe disturbance

2087 (14.5)

2380 (10.6)

2463 (10.4)

2370 (12.2)

1930 (14.9)

1422 (18.3)

1638 (27.6)

  1. SBP denotes systolic blood pressure, SD standard deviation.