The total costs of care per patient for the 6 month follow-up after stroke amount to almost €16,000 on average (95% CI: €14,670 – €14,670).
These insights suggest that aphasic symptoms should be strongly predicted by lesion location; nonetheless, individual circumstances (e.g. pre-stroke anatomical functioning, age at stroke, amount of therapy post-stroke etc).
Overall costs significantly differ according to the type of stroke, with costs for haemorrhagic stroke and ischaemic stroke amounting to €9,044 and €7,289.
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Factors influencing the decision for home management included the severity of stroke, the amount of time elapsed since the stroke, the age of the patient, family support, a previous history of stroke and co-morbid disease.
The cost for treating people with type 2 diabetes, heart disease, hypertension, and stroke, alone, amounts to $238 billion each year.
Overall average risk reduction for stroke mortality amounted to 5% (HR: 0.95; 95% CI: 0.88, 1.03; I = 7%).
The carer-assisted therapy incurred 42% less costs when compared to the usual therapy, with mean cost saved for every stroke survivor amounted to about RM560 for the 12 weeks intervention.
In fact, based on a Canadian study by Goeree et al., caregiver expenses account for 12% of the total one-year stroke cost, which amounts to $27,245 for a person younger than 55 years [ 47].
