In-Hospital Acute Ischemic Stroke is Associated with Worse Outcome: Experience of a Single Center in Santiago Chile

Brunser, A., Navia V, V., Araneda, P., Mazzon, E., Muñoz, P., Cavada, G., Olavarría, V. V., & Lavados, P. M. (2021). In-hospital acute ischemic stroke is associated with worse outcome: Experience of a single center in santiago chile. Journal of Stroke and Cerebrovascular Diseases, 30(8), 105894. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jstrokecerebrovasdis.2021.105894

Subjects

stroke

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in-hospital onset stroke

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stroke and cerebrovascular

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outcome

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aged

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aged, 80 and over

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chile

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comorbidity

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female

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healthcare disparities

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hospital mortality

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hospitalization

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humans

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inpatients

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ischemic stroke

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male

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middle aged

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neuroimaging

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registries

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retrospective studies

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risk assessment

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risk factors

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thrombolytic therapy

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time factors

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time-to-treatment

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treatment outcome

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fibrinolytic agent

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acute ischemic stroke

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aged

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aortic dissection

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article

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brain tomography

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cancer diagnosis

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chile

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clinical outcome

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cohort analysis

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community

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controlled study

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coronary care unit

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emergency ward

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female

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fibrinolytic therapy

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functional status

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heart arrhythmia

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heart failure

;

heart surgery

;

hospital patient

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human

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in hospital acute ischemic stroke

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intensive care unit

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ischemic heart disease

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lung embolism

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major clinical study

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male

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mechanical thrombectomy

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metabolic encephalopathy

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mortality rate

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national institutes of health stroke scale

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neuroimaging

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oncology ward

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prognosis

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rankin scale

;

retrospective study

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univariate analysis

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vertebral dissection

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ward

;

adverse event

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brain ischemia

;

comorbidity

;

comparative study

;

diagnostic imaging

;

fibrinolytic therapy

;

health care disparity

;

hospital mortality

;

hospital patient

;

hospitalization

;

middle aged

;

mortality

;

register

;

risk assessment

;

risk factor

;

time factor

;

time to treatment

;

treatment outcome

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very elderly