Table 5 shows the relation between non-modifiable risk factors and stroke severity and disability at presentation using NIHSS and mRS. The only statistically significant difference was between age and stroke disability at presentation using mRS, disability was higher in patient with age > 45 years (P value < 0.001).
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The relation of modifiable risk factors to ischemic stroke disability at presentation using mRS is shown in Table 6.
Assessment of stroke severity and disability at presentation were carried out using National Institute of Health Stroke Scale (NIHSS) and modified Rankin Scale (mRS) respectively (Table 2).
Among those are the patient's demographics, pre-operative level of disability, clinical presentation, imaging such as humeral head position, fatty infiltration and tear size and surgical findings such as tear size and shape and tendon quality and retraction.
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*Adjusted for risk of persistence and disability at chronic presentation.
**Adjusted for being born outside Australia and pain related disability at chronic presentation.
††Adjusted for education, risk of persistent pain, and pain related disability at chronic presentation.
§§Adjusted for previous sick leave due to low back pain, education, and pain related disability at chronic presentation.
