Sentence examples for time from stroke from inspiring English sources

For patients with a PGJ feeding tube, the following were recorded: stroke location; results of subsequent VMBS reports; length of time from stroke onset to PGJ feeding tube insertion; total time the PGJ feeding tube remained in situ; discharge disposition; and concurrent feeding status.

The mean time from stroke onset to CAS was 55 +/- 34 hours.

For those patients who experienced a stroke and then died, the average time from stroke to death was 158 ± 296 days.

Both time from stroke symptom onset to treatment and the individual therapeutic time window secondary to variations in collateral circulation determine the long-term functional outcome after stroke.

For these reasons, mechanical clot removal without the use of thrombolytic agents may be the ideal treatment for acute ischemic stroke, especially in patients with a high hemorrhagic risk and increasing time from stroke onset, when the risk of hemorrhage increases.

For the purpose of testing our hypothesis we use the example of this hypothetical patient and assume that time from stroke onset was 6 months for the average patient in the Caprie study.

Concurrent diabetes and AF were negatively associated with time free from stroke.

Survival time free from stroke was calculated for diabetes, myocardial infarction (MI), atrial fibrillation (AF) and hypertension.

The 32-year survival analyses showed significantly increased time free from stroke in individuals without concurrent diabetes (p<0.001), AF (p<0.001) and baseline hypertension (p=0.001), but not for MI (figure 3).

Mr. Schroeder lived 620 days on the Jarvik-7 heart, the longest of any of the original group of recipients of that device, but he was debilitated much of that time from a stroke he suffered as a complication of the Jarvik-7.

Most studies have focused on determining time from patient stroke onset to hospital registration, and then judging whether there is a delay [ 14- 17].