Stroke and dyslipidemia: clinical risk factors in the telestroke versus non-telestroke

Table 5 A stepwise regression model for clinical factors in non-telestroke patients. Positive B values (Adjusted, OR > 1) represent the variables that are more closely related to rtPA administration while negative B values (Adjusted, OR < 1) represent the variables more closely related to rtPA exclusion. Interactions among independent variables and multicollinearity were analyzed. The model fitness was evaluated by applying the Hosmer-Lemeshow test (P = 0.287), Cox & Snell (R² = 0.221), and classification table (overall correctly classified percentage = 65.5%)

Patients	B Value	Adj. Odds Ratio	Wald	P Value
Age	−0.035	0.965 (0.942–0.99)	7.754	0.005^*
NIHSS	0.056	1.058 (1.016–.102)	7.408	0.006^*
BGL	−0.005	0.995 (0.99–0.999)	4.665	0.031^*
INR	−1.869	0.154 (0.031–0.78)	5.107	0.024^*
CHF	−1.145	0.318 (0.109–.928)	4.393	0.036^*
Previous Stroke	−0.904	0.405 (0.2–0.821)	6.294	0.012^*
Renal Insufficiency	− 1.719	0.179 (0.035–.908)	4.311	0.038^*
Anti-platelet medication	0.968	2.632 (1.288–5.38)	7.041	0.008^*
Constant	4.547	94.316	11.372	0.001^*

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