Accident vascular cerebral și recuperare, la orice vârstă.
64 de articoleThis cross-sectional study of 100 acute ischemic stroke patients examined whether signal intensity in normal-appearing white matter on FLAIR MRI correlates with leukoaraiosis burden. Results showed that white matter signal intensity increased near leukoaraiosis borders and was independently associated with leukoaraiosis volume, suggesting structural abnormalities extend into apparently normal brain tissue.
This retrospective study of 970 stroke/TIA patients found that elevated sST2 levels independently predicted atrial fibrillation detection after stroke (AFDAS), with sST2 showing superior predictive value (AUC 0.815) compared to conventional risk factors. Adding sST2 to a conventional risk model significantly improved prediction accuracy for AFDAS in acute stroke patients.
A clinical trial compared the effectiveness of the Bimanual Arm Trainer device with standard occupational therapy in 27 stroke patients with upper extremity dysfunction. Both treatment groups showed significant improvements in arm function, with no statistically significant difference between the intervention and control groups, suggesting device-assisted therapy may provide comparable benefits to traditional therapy.
This systematic review synthesizes evidence from four studies to estimate the prevalence of familial hypercholesterolemia (FH) in stroke and TIA patients, finding a pooled prevalence of 0.96% overall and 2.89% in large artery atherosclerosis strokes. The authors acknowledge significant heterogeneity between studies and conclude that while evidence suggests FH may be relevant to cerebrovascular disease beyond cardiology, more research is needed for firm quantitative conclusions.
A 'MultiSensy' platform combines immersive virtual reality with transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation to improve motor recovery in chronic stroke patients. The approach reportedly achieves twice the upper limb motor recovery compared to conventional therapy by reintegrating movement sensation with motor control.
Researchers developed a rehabilitation platform combining virtual reality with targeted sensory nerve stimulation for stroke recovery. A randomized clinical trial published in Nature Medicine showed improvements in arm/hand function and tactile awareness, offering potential for more personalized rehabilitation beyond conventional therapy.
