Randomized trial evaluates predictive factors for recovery outcomes in stroke patients, suggesting significant influences for one-year recovery.
One hundred and seventy two stroke patients were assessed two weeks post-stroke by a multi-disciplinary team. The predictive ability of a number of variables, including social, psychological and physical factors, was estimated for four outcome groups. Highly significant factors for good and bad outcome for one year were identified.
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