Age and sex-specific stroke epidemiology in COVID-19.

Front Stroke · 2023 · PMC11600532 · PMID 39606612

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However, sex differences in ICH were not statistically significant among patients aged 75 years or older, although there was a trend for incidence reversal among patients aged 85 years or older, which did not reach statistical significance (0.40 vs. 0.27%, p = 0.27).

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In COVID-19 patients, age-specific cumulative incidence for AIS is greater in men compared to women during the follow-up period of 180 days in all stroke and AIS across all age groups, and in ICH for patients aged 18–74 years (with a nonsignificant trend toward incidence reversal in ≥75 years old).

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