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Differential effects of admission glucose on outcomes in large ischemic stroke based on treatment modality and clinical characteristics: a prospective cohort study

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Shi, Xiaolei MDa, b
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Xu, Xu MDb
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Ye, Zhixian MDb
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Chen, Chunye MDb
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Yang, Shihai MDb
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Li, Rongzong MDa
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Song, Jiaxing MDb
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Fan, Shitao MDb
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Yang, Jie MDb
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Li, Linyu MDb
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Yue, Chengsong MDb
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Huang, Jiacheng MDb
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Sun, Wenzhe MDb
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Yang, Dahong MDb
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Li, Gaoming MDb
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Yu, Nizhen MDb
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Liu, Chang MDc
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Chen, Boyu MDc
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Tian, Zhenxuan MDc
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Ma, Jinfu MDb
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Wang, Zhixi MDb
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Wang, Lilan MDb
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Liu, Guojian MDb
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Zhu, Haoxuan MDb
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Heng, Guanting MDb
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Zhang, Linyu MDb
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Li, Fengli MDb
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Guo, Changwei MDb *
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Zi, Wenjie MDb *
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Qi, Li MDa *
DOI：10.1097/JS9.0000000000004412delete
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Clinical evidence of admission glucose effects in large ischemic stroke remains limited, with unclear optimal approaches for identifying patients who would benefit from glucose management, particularly regarding how hyperglycemia effects vary across treatment modalities and clinical characteristics.
Keywords:
cohort study
endovascular treatment
hyperglycemia
large ischemic stroke
neurointerventional surgery
precision medicine
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International Journal of Surgery cover
International Journal of Surgery
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