JAMA Neurology-meta-analysis: great vessel stroke, timely thrombus removal, time is life

Vessels within the thrombus resection (the EVT) acute ischemic cerebrovascular large vessel occlusion due to stroke outcome produces great changes

One of the most important determinants after acute ischemic stroke is rapid reperfusion through intravenous thrombolysis, EVT, or both, to reduce the total cerebral ischemic time

In the past ten years, most time-efficiency studies have focused on dual functional results, only considering a single change in the disability status as important, rather than all changes that patients, family members, and doctors value as important

Most analyses of the time benefit of EVT emphasize the time interval from the onset/last known well (LKW) time to the last known health/onset to puncture (LKWTP)

Among the 781 patients treated with EVT, 406 (52.

In 298 of the 380 patients (78.

The important significance of this meta-analysis is the discovery that delays in care are related to the loss of healthy life years for patients with acute ischemic stroke treated with EVT, especially in the time period after arrival