Table 1_Subacute edema progression after acute ischemic stroke: impact of intravenous alteplase administration and reperfusion degree.docx

Introduction<p>Alteplase is known to increase the risk of blood-brain barrier integrity disruption, potentiating hemorrhage and edema. Evolving edema reduces chances of good functional outcomes. There is a paucity of studies that investigate the role of alteplase administration in subacute ede...

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Главный автор:	Wiktor Olszewski (22679396) (author)
Другие авторы:	Fabiano Cavalcante (15189358) (author), Laura van Poppel (22679399) (author), Ludo Beenen (11904530) (author), Bart J. Emmer (6376595) (author), Ido van den Wijngaard (12442845) (author), Robin Lemmens (606822) (author), Yvo Roos (13908759) (author), Henk Marquering (3138543) (author), Praneeta Konduri (13908738) (author), Charles Majoie (12402590) (author)
Опубликовано:	2025
Предметы:	Neurology and Neuromuscular Diseases cerebral edema progression ischemic lesion net water uptake subacute acute ischemic stroke
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Table 1_Subacute edema progression after acute ischemic stroke: impact of intravenous alteplase administration and reperfusion degree.docx

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