Sentence examples for developing a stroke from inspiring English sources

This study proposes a method for developing a stroke severity index (SSI) by using administrative data.

They include an increase in cardiac efficiency (which means less strain on the heart); lower blood pressure; a decreased risk of developing a stroke, diabetes and several common cancers, including breast cancer; denser bones less prone to fracture; healthier joints; stronger muscles, better balance and enhanced thinking ability.

In the MRFIT cohort, diabetic patients had a threefold increased likelihood of developing a stroke [54].

Females seemed to be more likely to develop a stroke.

However, we did find a higher 'mode-switch burden' among the DDDR-paced patients who developed a stroke during follow-up, supporting the association between AF and stroke.

In favor of this hypothesis, we observed in our previous prospective study that all patients who developed a stroke related to cannabis use were chronic abusers [ 8].

The aim of this study was to develop a stroke self-management intervention that could be tailored towards stroke survivors' self-management needs, goals and levels of activation, in the first year post-stroke.

For example, an elderly patient who develops a stroke, complicated by pneumonia, will not be coded as having severe sepsis if she dies at home but will be coded as having severe sepsis if intubated and admitted to the ICU.

Vascular effects might be involved and cerebral arterial stenoses have been observed but this could not be the sole mechanism and the precise actions of cannabis on brain in patients who develop a stroke are not determined.

Taken together, these data suggest that the deleterious effect of THC on brain mitochondria could be linked to its ability to generate oxidative stress and that this mechanism may be involved in young cannabis users who develop a stroke.

Patients with a prior DNR order were also less likely to have a history of angina, to have developed a stroke as a complication of AMI, and to have died during the index hospitalization than patients whose DNR orders were written during hospitalization.