Ischemic Stroke Patients May Be at Higher Risk of Cancer
The link is mainly due to the blood of cancer patients, which tends to clot more often.
All articles by Chad Ulman, AIA, NCARB, LEED, AP BD+C
Nearly Half of Acute Stroke Patients are Dehydrated
Dehydration in stroke can lead to hemoconcentration and vascular sludging.
Aerobic Exercise May Improve Motor Function, Mood After Stroke
Forced exercise was particularly effective in improving motor function and quality of life.
PTSD is Common in Parents of Children with Childhood Stroke
Both parents and children exhibited criteria of PTSD and significant levels of anxiety.
Optic Ultrasound Identifies Stroke Patient Mortality Risk
Optic ultrasound is a fast and easy, noninvasive way to measure intracranial pressure.
Stroke Survivors May Have Higher Risk of Driving Impairment
Two studies showed a greater risk of driving impairment after stroke and aneurysm.
Raising the Hypertension Threshold Increases Stroke Risk
The new recommended levels could have a particularly negative effect on Hispanics and non-Hispanic blacks.
Mobile Stroke Unit Decreases Time to Imaging, Treatment
Mobile stroke units allow for an average 30- to 40-minute time savings to administering IV tPA.
Depleted Vitamin D Levels May Worsen Stroke Outcomes
Researchers recommend monitoring vitamin D levels in patients with high vascular risk burden.
HydroCoils Effective in Recently Ruptured, Medium-Sized Aneurysm
HydroCoils reduced the rate of recurrence compared to bare platinum coil.
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