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This study aims to analyze resilience and its determinants in juvenile stroke patients aged 18-55 years.

Abstract Number: Esoc2026a2504 Resilience in Patients With Juvenile Stroke

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This study aims to analyze resilience and its determinants in juvenile stroke patients aged 18-55 years.
Included patients who experienced ischemic stroke aged 18-55 years from 11 hospitals in Central and South-West Germany.
Resilience was evaluated using the resilience scale (RS-13) 6 months post-stroke.
Multiple linear regression analysis assessed the determinants of resilience.
Of the 908 participants, 41% were female with a mean age of 47.2±5.7 years.
Stronger resilience was independently associated with younger age, female gender, lower BDI-II and PSQI values, less severe strokes, and social support from caregivers.

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Randomized trial analyzes resilience in juvenile stroke patients, highlighting key determinants for rehabilitation.

Federspiel et al. (2026) studied this question.

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