Stroke sarcopenia risk models show promise but lack validation
A scoping review of 12 studies finds that risk prediction models for stroke-associated sarcopenia show promising discrimination but almost universally ...
Tag: Stroke
People with aphasia help design a browser extension to break down web barriers
An Australian experience-based co-design study documented how post-stroke aphasia creates barriers to web access and established priorities for building a ...
Fear of Recurrence Linked to Lower Quality of Life in Stroke Survivors
A cross-sectional study of 120 Chinese stroke patients found fear of recurrence was associated with lower quality of life, with ...
One Blood Test May Flag Stroke Risk Early in Metabolic Syndrome, Chinese Study Finds
A prospective CHARLS cohort analysis of 4,661 Chinese adults with cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome stages 0–3 found that both a single baseline ...
Cardiovascular Disease Affects One in Twenty Asian Adults in Pooled Analysis
A meta-analysis of 62 studies covering over 2.3 million adults in 11 Asian countries reports pooled prevalence estimates for cardiovascular ...
Short Sleep After Stroke Linked to Sharply Higher Depression Risk in Meta-Analysis
A meta-analysis of six studies covering 5,624 cases finds that short sleep duration after stroke is associated with nearly double ...
Digital Tools Show Promise for Stroke Caregivers, but Evidence Remains Fragmented
A scoping review of 20 studies finds that digital health interventions for stroke caregivers show potential benefits for burden, capability, ...
Needle-Fenestrated Stent-Graft Repair of the Aortic Arch Shows Durable Early Results
A retrospective study of 36 patients reports a 94.4% technical success rate for total endovascular aortic arch repair using in ...
Liver Fibrosis Score Tied to Higher Cardiovascular Risk in Fatty Liver Disease
A UK Biobank cohort study links higher FIB-4 liver fibrosis risk categories to increased cardiovascular events in MASLD, with shared ...
New Framework Sorts Stroke Vasculopathies by Biology, Not Just Imaging
A narrative review proposes grouping non-atherosclerotic vasculopathies into structural, functional, and inflammatory compartments to guide diagnosis and early management.
Near-Zero Clustering Raises Doubts Over Bayesian Model in Ghana Stroke Study
A methodological commentary questions the Bayesian modelling, self-reported outcomes and causal interpretations in a recent study of stroke burden in ...
Residual Hematoma Volume After Stroke Evacuation Uncertain Predictor of Recovery
A new systematic review finds that smaller residual clot volume after minimally invasive intracerebral hemorrhage evacuation was directionally linked to ...
Brain Wiring Maps Could Steer Personalized Cognitive Rehab After Stroke
A narrative review maps how stroke disrupts large-scale brain networks and argues that connectome data could personalize cognitive rehabilitation, while ...
Stroke begins years earlier: vascular dysfunction offers a window for prevention
A new review argues that stroke is the endpoint of progressive vascular failure and that translational models can uncover biomarkers ...
Blind but Not Blind to Hope: Training May Reroute Vision After Cortical Blindness
A systematic review finds that just three small, non-randomized studies with low-certainty evidence suggest plasticity-based training may improve selected residual ...
Robot rehabilitation platform works flawlessly but flusters physiotherapists in first hospital test
A hospital pilot found a ROS 2-based robotic rehabilitation platform technically flawless yet rated only moderately usable by physiotherapists, with ...
Frailty, not age alone, shapes recovery after stroke, editorial argues
A Frontiers in Neurology editorial argues that frailty, rather than chronological age alone, should guide stroke care decisions as populations ...
Frailty Index Outperforms Stress-Hyperglycemia Ratio in Predicting Cardiometabolic Multimorbidity
A longitudinal analysis of 6,096 CHARLS participants found that a higher frailty index, stress-hyperglycemia ratio, and their combined product were ...
Stroke Scoring Under the Microscope: Review Finds DWI-ASPECTS Agreement Varies Widely
A systematic review of nineteen studies finds that clinician agreement on the DWI-ASPECTS stroke score ranges from poor to excellent, ...
Explainable AI lags in stroke lesion deep learning, review finds
A systematic review finds hybrid CNN-transformer models lead stroke lesion analysis, but explainable AI appears in only 11 percent of ...
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