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Inaccurate coding can introduce biases in studies based on administrative data

Inaccuracy in Administrative Hospital Coding Data

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Inaccuracy such as weekday admissions of false-positive cases with low case fatality
While Americans suffered fewer acute ischemic strokes overall from 2000 to 2010

U.S. Stroke Hospitalizations Down Overall, but Rising for Some

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Higher rates reported for younger adults, blacks
The overall pattern of blood pressure over time better predicts a patient's risk of stroke or early death

Blood Pressure Patterns Could Help Predict Stroke Risk

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Odds increase with rapid rise in middle age
For patients with acute ischemic stroke

Low-Dose Alteplase Not Noninferior for Ischemic Stroke

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For primary outcome of death and disability at 90 days, low dose not noninferior to standard dose
Ticagrelor is not superior to aspirin for patients with acute ischemic stroke or transient ischemic attack

Ticagrelor Doesn’t Beat Aspirin in Ischemic Stroke, TIA

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Ticagrelor not superior to aspirin for reducing composite of stroke, myocardial infarction, death
For patients with diabetes

Preadmission SSRI Use Ups Stroke Mortality in Diabetes

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Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor use increases risk for patients hospitalized with stroke
Intraarterial chemoradiotherapy (CRT) for head and neck cancer is tied to a higher incidence of cerebral infarction

Intraarterial Chemo + Radiation May Up Cerebral Infarctions

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Findings from comparison with intravenous chemoradiotherapy
For patients in the chronic phase of left hemisphere stroke with aphasia

Integrity of Right Brain Predicts Speech Fluency After Stroke

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Findings for patients in chronic phase of left hemisphere stroke with aphasia
Morning home blood pressure is a robust predictor of stroke and coronary artery disease events

Morning Home Blood Pressure Predicts Stroke, CAD Events

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Prediction of CAD events more robust with home versus clinic systolic blood pressure
Obese women taking oral contraceptives may be nearly 30 times more likely to develop cerebral venous thrombosis

Cerebral Venous Thrombosis Risk Up in Obese Women on OCPs

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Better counseling of obese women needed, including consideration of non-hormonal contraceptives