SBP trajectory clusters associated with acute kidney injury risk in spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage patients
Blood Pressure Patterns Linked to Kidney Injury in Brain Bleed Patients
This retrospective cohort study examined 233 adults in the intensive care unit with spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage. Patients were grou…
In ICU patients with brain bleeds, specific blood pressure changes were linked to higher odds of kidney injury, while other outcomes showed …
Machine learning model predicts functional status in patients with traumatic brain injury, intracerebral hemorrhage, or aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage
New tool uses liver blood work to predict brain injury.
This retrospective cohort study developed a machine learning model using liver function markers and other features to predict functional sta…
A new computer model uses liver blood tests to predict how well brain injury patients will recover after surgery.
Systematic review of preclinical rodent models shows exercise rehabilitation improves sensorimotor function after intracerebral hemorrhage
Preclinical rodent models suggest exercise aids recovery after brain bleeding
This systematic review synthesizes evidence from 23 studies using rodent intracerebral hemorrhage models to evaluate exercise and rehabilita…
A review of 23 rodent studies suggests exercise and rehabilitation may help repair brain tissue and improve movement after intracerebral hem…
Triple Pill Therapy Lowers Recurrent Stroke Incidence in Patients With Prior Intracerebral Hemorrhage
Single pill with three blood pressure drugs cuts stroke risk after brain bleed
This multinational randomized controlled trial enrolled 1670 patients with a history of intracerebral hemorrhage and baseline systolic blood…
A single pill combining three low-dose blood pressure drugs reduced recurrent stroke risk by 39% in people who had a brain bleed.
Stroke subtype linked to 1-year readmission and dementia risk in Scottish cohort
Which stroke type leads to higher death or readmission risks in Scotland?
This matched cohort study of 785,331 people with head scans in Scotland found that lobar intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) had a higher 1-year …
Lobar bleeding strokes in Scotland led to higher hospital readmission rates within a year, while cortical ischemic strokes raised heart atta…
Meta-analysis links chronic kidney disease to higher mortality after intracerebral hemorrhage
Kidney Disease Linked to Higher Stroke Death Risk
This meta-analysis of 5,000 patients with spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage found that chronic kidney disease was associated with higher …
Kidney disease makes surviving a brain bleed much harder, raising the risk of death and disability for patients with this common condition.
Time of symptom onset does not affect ICH severity or outcomes in retrospective study
Does the time of day you have a brain bleed change your survival chances?
A retrospective monocentric study of 381 adult patients with spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage found no significant differences in ICH vo…
The time of day a brain bleed starts does not change survival chances, as study results show outcomes depend on age and health instead.
Vascular risk factors and diagnostic findings in young stroke patients across sixteen MENA centers
Young Adults Are Having Strokes — And the Causes May Surprise You
This retrospective cohort study examined 3,971 young adults with stroke across nine Middle East and North Africa countries. Hypertension was…
High blood pressure and diabetes are driving strokes in young adults across the Middle East and North Africa, creating distinct risks that d…