12 versus 24 h Bed Rest After Acute Ischemic Stroke Thrombolysis: A 14-year Retrospective Cohort Study (P10-4.013)

Key Points

• To assess the impact of bed rest duration (≥12 hours vs ≥24 hours) on discharge outcomes and pneumonia rates in AIS patients post-thrombolysis.
• Retrospective cohort study over 14 years
• Comparison of bed rest protocols (≥12 hours vs ≥24 hours)
• Evaluation of discharge outcomes and pneumonia incidence
• Patients on ≥12-hour bed rest had a higher rate of favorable discharge outcomes than those on ≥24-hour bed rest (exact rates not provided)
• Incidence of pneumonia was lower in the ≥12-hour bed rest group compared to the ≥24-hour group (exact rates not provided)