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Variables OR 95% CI P Value Model 1a Poor LC flow 0.28 0.07–1.19 .085 Absent ipsilateral OA 0.45 0.13–1.54 .201 NIHSS ≥ 5 16.44 1.90–142.18 .011 Model 2b Absent ipsilateral OA or poor LC flow 4.50 1.35–14.93 .014 NIHSS ≥ 5 19.21 2.22–166.19 .007
↵a In model 1 of multiple logistic regression analysis, the ipsilateral OA and LC were independently analyzed along with the NIHSS.
↵b In model 2, both the ipsilateral OA and LC were analyzed together (presence of both secondary collaterals vs absence of either of them or both) along with the NIHSS for predicting 3-month outcome.