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Variable Age <80 years (n = 81) Age ≥80 years (n = 33) BP peak, intraprocedural, mm Hg, mean ± SD Systolic 170 ± 21 180 ± 23 Diastolic 92 ± 17 92 ± 16 Time from onset to start of IA infusion, min, mean ± SD 261 ± 150 257 ± 125 Time from onset to start of IA infusion 0–180 minutes, % 22% 12% Time from onset to start of IA infusion 181–360 minutes, % 70% 67% Time from onset to start of IA infusion >360 minutes, % 8% 21% Time from onset to end of procedure, min, mean ± SD 334 ± 150 336 ± 128 Treatment regimen, n (%) IA urokinase alone 33 (41%) 15 (45%) IA tPA alone 44 (54%) 15 (45%) IV/IA tPA 4 (5%) 3 (10%) Total IA tPA dose, mg, mean ± SD* 16.8 ± 10.5 17.2 ± 10.0
Note:—IA indicates intra-arterial; IV, intravenous; tPA, tissue plasminogen activator; BP, blood pressure.
* In patients receiving IA tPA