[Retracted] Relationship between Peripheral Blood miR-181c, miR-101, and Cognitive Impairment in Patients with Diabetes Mellitus Complicated with Acute Stroke

Table 1

Univariate analysis on the influencing factors of cognitive function in patients with DM complicated with AS [n(%)].

Index		CI group (n = 41)	Non-CI group (n = 29)	χ ^2 value	-Value
Gender (cases)	Male	25 (60.98)	18 (62.07)	0.810	0.368
	Female	16 (39.02)	11 (37.93)
Age (year)	≤60	13 (31.71)	17 (58.62)	5.024	0.025
	>60	28 (68.29)	12 (41.38)
Education level (cases)	Undergraduate and above	9 (21.95)	5 (17.24)	0.611	0.962
	Senior high school	19 (46.34)	14 (48.28)
	Junior high school and below	13 (31.71)	10 (34.48)
BMI (kg/m^2)	≤24	24 (58.54)	16 (55.17)	18.290	0.919
	>24	17 (41.46)	13 (44.83)
Combined underlying disease (cases)	Hypertension	12 (29.27)	7 (24.14)	0.226	0.634
	Coronary heart disease	9 (21.95)	6 (20.69)	0.016	0.899
Smoking history (cases)	No	26 (63.41)	18 (62.07)	0.013	0.909
	Yes	15 (36.59)	11 (37.93)
History of drinking (cases)	No	29 (70.73)	19 (65.52)	0.214	0.643
	Yes	12 (29.27)	10 (34.48)
AS location	Subtentorial	5 (12.20)	4 (13.79)	6.306	0.043
	Subcutaneous	23 (56.10)	23 (79.31)
	Cortex	13 (31.70)	2 (6.90)
Type of AS	Cerebral infarction	22 (53.66)	18 (62.07)	0.491	0.484
	Intracerebral hemorrhage	19 (46.34)	11 (37.93)