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Title: How to improve access to appropriate therapy and outcome of the acute ischemic stroke: a 24-month survey of a specific pre-hospital planning in Northern Italy.
Authors: Camerlingo, Massimo, D'Asero, Salvatore, Perego, Laura, Rovaris, Catiuscia, Tognozzi, Marcello, Moschini, Luca, Galbiati, Giuseppe, Pozzi, Emilio, Valoti, Oliviero
Source: Neurological Sciences. Sep2014, Vol. 35 Issue 9, p1359-1363. 5p.
Subjects: Cerebral ischemia treatment, Stroke treatment, Thrombolytic therapy, Cerebral infarction, Health outcome assessment, Hospital care, Therapeutics
Geographic Terms: Northern Italy
Abstract: Few patients with acute cerebral infarction are medicated with thrombolysis as yet. Thus, a specific plan was created in the area of Bergamo in Northern Italy to increase the number of procedures. The plan, started in 2010, consisted of: (1) subdivision of the area of Bergamo into three zones, each one served by a single Stroke-Unit (SU) licensed to thrombolysis; (2) information to population via newspapers and local broadcasting; and (3) teachings both to personnel of Emergency Medical Service and General Practitioners. Here, we have compared the results of the SU of Policlinico San Marco in the years 2008-2009 versus those in the years 2010-2011. During 2008 and 2009, SU admitted 376 acute ischemic strokes, 60 of whom (16 %) within 3 h of the event. Of those patients, 8 (2 %) were treated with thrombolysis. At 3 months of stroke, 61 patients (16 %) were alive and self-independent. During 2010 and 2011, SU admitted 401 acute ischemic strokes, 91 of whom (22 %) within 3 h of stroke. Of those patients, 23 (6 %) were treated with thrombolysis. At 3 months of stroke, 100 patients were alive and self-independent (25 %). The increases of thrombolytic procedures ( p = 0.0171), of self-independent patients ( p = 0.0036), and of patients arriving within 3 h of stroke ( p = 0.0226) were statistically significant. In conclusion, our study shows that a specific plan increases the numbers of thrombolysis and of self-independent patients at 3 months of stroke. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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