Publications by authors named "Gary Benjamin Rajah"
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- The study investigates whether stress-induced hyperglycemia can predict poor outcomes in patients with acute ischemic stroke who were treated with endovascular treatment, particularly focusing on those with and without diabetes.
- It analyzed data from 576 patients and found that those with higher levels of stress-induced hyperglycemia had a worse prognosis at 3 months, especially in non-diabetic patients.
- The conclusion suggests that while premorbid diabetes status affects outcomes, poor prognosis in diabetic patients isn't independently linked to stress-induced hyperglycemia.
Circadian rhythms can affect physical or mental activities as well as the time of stroke onset. The impact of circadian rhythms on acute ischemic stroke (AIS) patients treated by recombinant alteplase (rt-PA) is still incongruent. This study aims to consider whether the outcomes of thrombolysis differ depending on stroke onset time and rt-PA infusion time in patients with AIS.
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