Sentence examples for components of stroke from inspiring English sources

Internationally the stroke unit is recognised as the evidence-based model for patient management, although clarity about the effective components of stroke units is lacking.

When the components of stroke volume were examined separately, EDV in diabetic adolescents was reduced at rest (P = 0.01) and during acute exercise (P = 0.01; Table 2).

It seems likely that the as-yet-unidentified components of stroke care within comprehensive stroke units that account for the effectiveness of such units, are not contained within the clinical pathway approach.

Together, these meta-analyses show that the value of NIBS as a therapeutic intervention to promote motor stroke recovery is promising, but still needs to be confirmed in large multicentre trials with an effort of standardization of the measured outcome variables to better understand the effect of NIBS on different components of stroke recovery: from hand functions to more global scales.

These simultaneous surveys of stroke-prevention clinics and imaging services indicate that the necessary components of stroke-prevention services are widely available in the UK, but their structure and organisation vary considerably and an important proportion of practice remains suboptimal (box 1).

However, which specific component of stroke unit care contributes to this benefit remains unclear.

This evidence could support the hypothesis that the genetic component of stroke susceptibility which is mediated by hypertension is quite diluted.

The analysis of the qualitative semi-structured interviews (stroke survivors) and focus groups (stroke nurses) supported the literature review findings and both groups of participants identified 'goal-setting' as a fundamental component of stroke self-management.

Such considerations support interpreting atrial conduit phasic function as a component of stroke volume in conditions of increased LV resistance to filling and support the expectation that the conduit volume contribution to filling (in normal sinus rhythm) will increase with worsening DD.

We assumed that when patients were discharged from one hospital and readmitted to another hospital on the same day this was a transfer related to the original stroke, capturing the movement between components of the stroke care pathway (for example, between a hyperacute stroke unit and a stroke unit in London).

The components of effective stroke unit care have been identified.