CRP and cerebrovascular disorder: Patients with cerebrovascular disease had higher admission median levels of D-dimer, troponin (p < 0.001 for both) and prothrombin time (p < 0.01), but minimally lower levels of inflammatory markers such as CRP [63.90 [23.50, 133.30] vs. 75.15 [36.2, 146.1], p < 0.01] and ferritin [442 [193.0, 872.0] vs. 547 [286.3, 1051.3], p < 0.01] compared to patients without cerebrovascular disease (Table 2).