Increased door-to-puncture time during off-duty hours results in poor treatment outcomes for acute ischemic stroke: A subanalysis of the K-NET registry.
Shun IshikawaShigeta MiyakeTaisuke AkimotoYasunobu NakaiYu AmanoRyoo YamamotoKazumitsu AmariTetsuya YamamotoMasataka TakeuchiMasafumi MorimotoYoshifumi TsuboiShogo KakuJunichi AyabeTakekazu AkiyamaDaisuke YamamotoHidemichi ItoHidetaka OnoderaYuta HagiwaraSatoshi TakaishiYasuhiro HasegawaToshihiro Uedanull nullPublished in: Interventional neuroradiology : journal of peritherapeutic neuroradiology, surgical procedures and related neurosciences (2023)
Door-to-puncture time >60 min during off-duty hours was associated with poor outcomes related to low NIHSS, high pre-mRS, posterior circulation, and diabetes.