Observing the Use of Standardized Green Channel Treatment for Acute Ischemic Stroke in Xian A Real-World Multicenter Study on Patient Outcomes and Safety

What this Trial Is About

This research aims to observe how the standardized green channel treatment system for acute ischemic stroke is applied in real-world clinical practice in Xian. The study collects clinical data from patients who received this treatment to evaluate their prognosis, including mortality, stroke recurrence, and complications like cerebral hemorrhage and pneumonia within 90 days after stroke onset. The standardized green channel treatment includes six key steps prompt triage by nurses, rapid assessment by emergency doctors, immediate activation of the stroke green channel when stroke is suspected, and accompaniment by stroke doctors and nurses during CT examinations. Treatment options include intravenous thrombolysis and, depending on timing and vascular condition, intravascular intervention such as mechanical thrombolysis. Multi-mode imaging is used to evaluate patients whose stroke onset time exceeds six hours before deciding on endovascular treatment. Participants will be monitored for outcomes such as functional independence 90 days after stroke onset. During hospitalization, the rates of cerebral hemorrhage and pneumonia are tracked. Researchers collect data on mortality and stroke recurrence within 90 days. The study involves clinical evaluations, imaging, and follow-up assessments to understand the effectiveness and practical use of the green channel system for stroke care.

Application of Standardized Green Channel Treatment System for Ischemic Stroke in Xi 'an