Factors Associated with Prehospital Delay in Patients with Acute Stroke
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17720/xycrz306Abstract
The study was aimed to evaluate the factors that contribute to a pre-hospital
delay in acute stroke patients at the hospital settings. Stroke is the leading cause of disability, with rising rates in emerging
nations. The majority of strokes are caused by ischemia due to arterial blockage. However, for
endovascular treatment and thrombolysis, as well as conservative medicinal care, the period
between symptom onset and therapy beginning remains a critical element in functional success.
This period is known as prehospital delay.
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