Table 1

Description of the population according to stroke subtype

Total* (N=1 60 751)Ischaemic stroke* (N=134)Haemorrhagic stroke* (N=56)
Age (years)47.7 (13.1)58.9 (9.43)59.7 (9.72)
Body mass index (kg/m²)25.0 (4.48)26.4 (3.83)25.4 (3.71)
Sex
 Female85 303 (53.2%)45 (33.8%)28 (50.9%)
 Male75 112 (46.8%)88 (66.2%)27 (49.1%)
High blood pressure diagnosed
 No142 409 (88.7%)103 (76.9%)41 (73.2%)
 Yes18 152 (11.3%)31 (23.1%)15 (26.8%)
Diabetes diagnosed
 No158 466 (98.7%)123 (91.8%)55 (98.2%)
 Yes2095 (1.30%)11 (8.21%)1 (1.79%)
Familial history of cardiovascular diseases
 No144 529 (90.0%)117 (87.3%)50 (89.3%)
 Yes16 032 (9.98%)17 (12.7%)6 (10.7%)
Dyslipidaemia diagnosed
 No147 367 (91.8%)105 (78.4%)43 (76.8%)
 Yes13 194 (8.22%)29 (21.6%)13 (23.2%)
Smoking
 Not smoker71 634 (45.6%)53 (40.8%)17 (30.9%)
 Current/former smoker<30 pack-years79 434 (50.5%)61 (46.9%)27 (49.1%)
 Current/former smoker≥30 pack-years6172 (3.93%)16 (12.3%)11 (20.0%)
Occupation
 High-skilled white-collar jobs43 358 (30.0%)38 (29.0%)23 (45.1%)
 Self-employed/chief executive officer, professional jobs49 236 (34.0%)42 (32.1%)16 (31.4%)
 Low-skilled white-collar jobs37 352 (25.8%)29 (22.1%)8 (15.7%)
 Blue-collar jobs14 723 (10.2%)22 (16.8%)4 (7.84%)
Long working hours exposure
 <10 years134 429 (86.6%)101 (80.2%)39 (72.2%)
 ≥10 years20 723 (13.4%)25 (19.8%)15 (27.8%)
  • *Quantitative variables are shown in mean (SD) and categorical variables in number (percentage).