The Interplay of Dyslipidemia, Oxidative Stress, and Clinical Outcomes in Acute Ischemic Stroke Patients with and without Coronary Artery Disease.

However, some parameters (lipoperoxides, protein carbonyls, and activity of paraoxonase A) have p -values that are close to being statistically significant, indicating a possible trend that warrants further investigation with a larger sample size.

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Specifically, NIHSS scores showed a borderline significant positive correlation with IDLC, while mRS scores were positively correlated with atherogenic subfractions of the lipoprotein spectrum, such as LDL2, LDL3–7, and IDLC.

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However, some parameters (lipoperoxides, protein carbonyls, and activity of paraoxonase A) have p -values that are close to being statistically significant, indicating a possible trend that warrants further investigation with a larger sample size.

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Although the results did not reach statistical significance, it is important to interpret the findings cautiously, as some parameters (lipoperoxides, protein carbonyls, and activity of paraoxonase 1) demonstrated p -values that were very close to the significance level.

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This suggests that in the absence of CAD, the relationship between these specific lipid subfractions and stroke severity may not be significant.

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