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29 August 2025 : Database Analysis  

Multimodal Neural Assessment for Predicting Post-Stroke Dysphagia: Identifying Critical Risk Factors Using Combined Indicators

Qian Zhang ACEF 1,2, Shuang Wu A 1,2*, Yangmei Shi BCD 2, Qian Chen BCD 2, Jiajie Gao BCD 2, Sijie Sun B 1, Jing Zhang B 1

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.948637

Med Sci Monit 2025; 31:e948637

Table 1 Comparison of categorical variables in baseline data between the 2 groups.

VariablesTotal (n=300)Non-dysphagia group (n=99)Dysphagia group (n=201)P value
Sex, n (%)0.564
 Female155 (52%)54 (55%)101 (50%)
 Male145 (48%)45 (45%)100 (50%)
Age, n (%)0.039
 18–5590 (30%)39 (39%)51 (25%)
 56–6578 (26%)24 (24%)54 (27%)
 >65132 (44%)36 (36%)96 (48%)
Stroke type, n (%)0.564
 Cerebral hemorrhage155 (52%)54 (55%)101 (50%)
 Cerebral infarction145 (48%)45 (45%)100 (50%)
Stroke lesion side, n (%)0.141
 Left150 (50%)56 (57%)94 (47%)
 Right150 (50%)43 (43%)107 (53%)
Stroke location, n (%)0.087
 Lobar86 (29%)29 (29%)57 (28%)
 Lobar+deep124 (41%)39 (39%)85 (42%)
 Deep90 (30%)31 (31%)59 (29%)
MBI, n (%)0.097
 >45124 (41%)34 (34%)90 (45%)
 <45176 (59%)65 (66%)111 (55%)
Hypertension, n (%)0.452
 No95 (32%)28 (28%)67 (33%)
 Yes205 (68%)71 (72%)134 (67%)
Diabetes, n (%)0.403
 No96 (32%)28 (28%)68 (34%)
 Yes204 (68%)71 (72%)133 (66%)
MBI – modified Barthel index.

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