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…s broadly used to assess perceived role participation. Although stroke survivors often experience decreased participation, its reliabi…

…thmias than traditional short-duration Holter monitoring. While atrial fibrillation can often be managed directly by stroke teams, interpretation o…

….3) years in the control cohort (58.9% female). Within 14 days, stroke risk increased over 21-fold (HR 21.7; 95% CI 13.4 to 37.4), MAC…

…s were identified. None demonstrated a significant reduction in stroke risk with AC, and one large study found a paradoxical increase …

….5% an antihypertensive and 80.5% a lipid-lowering therapy. For haemorrhagic stroke, these proportions were: for anticoagulants 13.5%, antiplatelet…

… and major adverse cardiovascular events (MACEs) in adults with hypertension remains unclear.Methods Participants of the UK Biobank wearable…

…recovery of the upper limb after ischaemic stroke. 80 ischaemic stroke patients with moderate but incomplete upper extremity motor imp…

…s significantly increased in neurodegenerative diseases such as stroke, where medical care is required along with physical limitations…

… the odds of sICH increased by 1.4%.Conclusion In patients with stroke undergoing reperfusion therapy, aICV assessment on NCCT predict…

…aving treatment is unquestionable. Currently, the percentage of stroke patients receiving MT in the UK falls well below this threshold…

…n prevented falls in community dwelling, ambulatory people with stroke. The decrease in the rate of falls was underpinned by clinicall…

…n (GP) IIb/IIIa inhibitors have been widely studied in ischemic stroke, cangrelor remains less explored.Objective To evaluate the safe…