In the univariate analysis, classical risk factors showed variable associations; hypertension showed a trend toward significance (p=0.06), while diabetes (p=1.00), atrial fibrillation (p=1.00), and previous stroke (p=0.39) did not reach statistical significance as individual predictors.
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In the univariate analysis, classical risk factors showed variable associations; hypertension showed a trend toward significance (p=0.06), while diabetes (p=1.00), atrial fibrillation (p=1.00), and previous stroke (p=0.39) did not reach statistical significance as individual predictors.
In the univariate analysis, classical risk factors showed variable associations; hypertension showed a trend toward significance (p=0.06), while diabetes (p=1.00), atrial fibrillation (p=1.00), and previous stroke (p=0.39) did not reach statistical significance as individual predictors.
Notably, the p-value for the D-dimer effect was only 0.04, reflecting a marginal significance level.