Estimation of stroke outcomes based on time to thrombolysis and thrombectomy
Allen, M.; Pearn, K.; Stein, K.; James, M.
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Background & MotivationStroke outcomes following revascularization therapy (intravenous thrombolysis, IVT, and/or mechanical thrombectomy, MT) depend critically on time from stroke onset to treatment. Different service configurations may prioritise time to IVT or time to MT. In order to evaluate alternative acute stroke care configurations, it is necessary to estimate clinical outcomes given differing times to IVT and MT. MethodModel using an algorithm coded in Python. This is available at https://github.com/MichaelAllen1966/stroke_outcome_algorithm ResultsWe demonstrate how the code may be used to estimate clinical outcomes given varying times to IVT and MT. ConclusionPython code has been developed and shared to enable estimation of clinical outcome given times to IVT and MT. Here we share pseudocode and links to full Python code.
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