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Table 1: Characteristics of transient ischemic attack (TIA) patients with and without infarction on follow-up MR imaging (MRI)
Reversible (n = 7) Infarction (n = 26) All Patients (n = 33) P Value Male, % 5 (71%) 18 (70%) 23 (69%) 1 Age, y (mean ± SD) 58 ± 15 61 ± 17 60 ± 16 .5 Symptoms Duration, min (mean ± SD) 76 ± 85 188 ± 253 201 ± 262 .2 Duration <60 min 3 (43%) 10 (38%) 13 (39%) 1 Multiple TIA events 3 (43%) 10 (38%) 13 (39%) 1 Identified cause, % 3 (43%) 12 (46%) 15 (45%) 1 Initial MRI Delay from onset MRI, h 21 ± 10 33 ± 36 30 ± 33 .9 Solitary lesions 6 (86%) 11 (42%) 17 (51.5%) .08 Follow-up MRI Delay from onset MRI, mo 11.6 ± 3.1 10.4 ± 5.5 10.6 ± 5 .75
Note:— Patients with multiple lesions of different outcome are classed in the infarction group.