Table 3 Associations between risk identification model and recurrent stoke events

From: A deep learning system for detecting silent brain infarction and predicting stroke risk

 

Stroke events

Incidence per 1,000 person-years, number of cases/number of people

aRR

(95% CI)

Integrated

community management

programme

IM group

(n = 56)

DeepRETStroke low risk

(AI-Low)

Metadata-low risk

(Meta-Low)

−38.86

(−91.5 to 297.93)

73.95 (2/28)

82.05 (2/26)

DeepRETStroke high risk

(AI-High)

Metadata-high risk

(Meta-High)

48.09

(−62.42 to 598.57)

324.12 (8/28)

292.47 (8/30)

Non-IM group

(n = 162)

DeepRETStroke low risk

(AI-Low)

Metadata-low risk

(Meta-Low)

−97.14

(−99.49 to −90.81)

27.14 (3/112)

136.94 (6/48)

DeepRETStroke high risk

(AI-High)

Metadata-high risk

(Meta-High)

543.61

(53.68 to 2,572.37)

202.17 (9/50)

53.93 (6/114)

Comprehensive interventions: [(AI-High + AI-Low) − (Meta-High + Meta-Low)] in IM group − [(AI-High + AI-Low) − (Meta-High + Meta-Low)] in Non-IM group

82.44

(1.58 to 324.47)

  1. Intensive intervention for the high-risk group and non-intensive intervention for the low-risk group, stratified by median risk. IM group were provided regular clinical and metabolic measurements, were advised by specialists in comprehensive hospitals and received lifestyle guidance and peer support at community health service centres. Details of biochemical measurements and anthropometric data collection included body weight, waist circumference, blood pressure, lipid profile and related factors of cardiometabolic diseases.