Early Change in Stroke Size Performs Best in Predicting Response to Therapy.
Early Change in Stroke Size Performs Best in Predicting Response to Therapy.
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10.1159/000477945
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2017
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NIH Natural History of Stroke Investigators
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Simpkins AN;Dias C;Norato G;Kim E;Leigh R;NIH Natural History of Stroke Investigators
Reliable imaging biomarkers of response to therapy in acute stroke are needed. Final infarct volume and percent early reperfusion have been used for this purpose. Early fluctuation in stroke size is a recognized phenomenon, but its utility as a biomarker for response to therapy has not been established. This study examined the clinical relevance of early change in stroke volume comparing it with final infarct volume and percent of early reperfusion in identifying early neurologic improvement (ENI). Acute stroke patients enrolled 2013-2014 with serial MRI scans (pre-treatment baseline, 2 hours post, and 24 hours post) who received thrombolysis were included in the analysis. Early change in stroke volume, infarct volume at 24 hours on diffusion, and percent early reperfusion were calculated from the baseline and 2 hour MRI scans were compared. ENI was defined as ≥4 point decrease in NIHSS within 24 hours. Logistic regression models and receiver operator characteristics analysis were used to compare the effectives of three imaging biomarkers. Serial MRIs of 58 acute stroke patients were analyzed. Early change in stroke volume was significantly associated with ENI by logistic regression analysis (p = 0.048, OR 0.93) and remained significant after controlling for stroke size and severity (p = 0.032, OR 0.90). Thus for every 1 mL increase in stroke volume, there was a 10% decrease in the odds of ENI, while for every 1 mL decrease in stroke volume, there was a 10% increase in the odds of ENI. Neither infarct volume at 24 hours nor percent early reperfusion were significantly associated with ENI by logistic regression. Receiver operator characteristic analysis identified early change in stroke volume as the only biomarker of the three that performed significantly different than chance (p = 0.03). Early fluctuations in stroke size may represent a more reliable biomarker for response to therapy than the more traditional measures of final infarct volume and percent early reperfusion.
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