Skip to main content

Table 5 Stroke subtypes in white and black stroke populations

From: Differences in the distribution of stroke subtypes in a UK black stroke population – final results from the South London Ethnicity and Stroke Study

 

Black stroke patients

(n = 1200)

n (%)

White stroke patients

(n = 1200)

n (%)

Black Caribbean stroke patients

(n = 809)

n (%)

Black African stroke patients

(n = 391)

n (%)

Intracerebral haemorrhage, n (%)

160 (13.3)

115 (9.6)

93 (11.5)

67 (17.1)

Large vessel disease, n (%)

109 (9.1)

159 (13.3)

69 (8.5)

40 (10.2)

Intracranial, n (%)

44 (3.7)

13 (1.1)

21 (2.6)

23 (5.9)

Extracranial, n (%)

65 (5.4)

146 (12.2)

48 (5.9)

17 (4.3)

Small vessel disease, n (%)

328 (27.3)

141 (11.8)

216 (26.7)

112 (28.6)

Cardioembolic, n (%)

220 (18.3)

390 (32.5)

167 (20.6)

53 (13.6)

Tandem, n (%)

43 (3.6)

68 (5.7)

29 (3.6)

14 (3.6)

Other cause, n (%)

57 (4.8)

48 (4.0)

39 (4.8)

18 (4.6)

Ischaemic unknown, n (%)

283 (23.6)

279 (23.3)

196 (24.2)

87 (22.3)