Impact of Poor Collateral Circulation on Stroke Outcomes and Extubation Timing

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Case study reports acute recurrent strokes and complications in a patient, highlighting factors influencing extubation decisions.

Acute recurrent strokes led to complications, including pulmonary embolism, pneumonia, and atrial fibrillation.
After initial treatment with tenecteplase, the patient developed new neurological deficits and required tracheostomy placement.
Observational analysis of acute stroke management, CT imaging, and thromboembolic events informed decision-making.
Individualized extubation timing is critical, factoring in comorbidities and the extent of stroke complications.

Aimalohi Esechie (2025) studied this question.

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